Voted best fashion show in San Francisco, MODEFA (Modern Ethnic Fashion Week) is an international marketplace with a one-of-a-kind ethnically inspired Haute Couture fashion display that attracts designers from all over the world. The program focuses on ethnic excellence as well as contemporary apparel, accessories, arts and tech wearable. The ModVation Diversity Ventures Talk Show is a panel discussion that features inspiring stories from exceptional high influential individuals to empower others. Offering an open booth to vendors and sponsors alike. Featuring spectacular live music, amazing art exhibits, International Cuisine, and more.
Our objective has always been to produce a one-of-a-kind event that promotes peace and cultural diversity, making San Francisco a one-of-a-kind destination for multi-culturally conscious events that will appeal to both locals and visitors alike.
OUR MISSION
To create a unique event that promotes cultural diversity and to make the city of San Francisco a unique destination for multi-culturally conscious events that will attract locals and tourists alike.
THE VISION
To create a unique opportunity for both established and up-and-coming talents to get the exposure that they deserve by showcasing a high-end, sophisticated design that will attract the working class and elites, as well as the most influential people on earth.
OUR AUDIENCE
We encourage a greater participation of minority artists in the show business industry to become self sufficient, raise awareness and demonstrate their contribution in the society economically, and socially.
Encourage high tech industries to invest into the creative world such as art, music as well as the increasing wearable fashion innovation and more. We want minority artists to be recognize locally and internationally.
OUR MISSION
One of our goals is to help raise funds to establish, in San Francisco, The African Arts Academy, a one-stop institution specializing in the education of arts and crafts originating in Africa and from the African diaspora.
WHO IS FELY TCHACO?
FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE PRODUCER OF MODERN ETHNIC FASHION WEEK
Fely Tchaco is a visual artist, producer, entrepreneur, and international award-winning vocalist, songwriter, performer, model, actress, visual artist, and producer. Fely is also a mother, wife, phylathropist, and fashion designer. Her clothing line, Modern Ethnic Fashion, has been featured on the runways in Europe, Africa, the United States, and the Middle East. Fely Tchaco also made headlines in local and international news media covers, as well as being featured on television in recognition of her music and art.
Awards and Nominations 2012. Fely won the Independent Music Awards in the best world-beat song category. 2011. Nominated as best independent Artist by Billboard, 2010. Fely had an honorable mention in the International, Songwriting Competition and was among the top 10 finalists, out of 15,000. contestants worldwide. 1999. Voted #29 out of 100 most influential women in Cote d’Ivoire, her country of origin, by AMINA Magazine. 2010. Fely had an honorable mention in the International, Songwriting Competition and was among the top 10 finalists out of 15,000 contestants worldwide. In 1999, voted among one of 100 most influential women in Cote d’Ivoire, her country of origin, by Amina Magazine. Côte d’Ivoire (West Africa) native Leye Martin a.k.a Fely Tchaco immigrated during her early adulthood to reside and work in the city of San Francisco, California. Fely Tchaco is a founding member of the African American Arts and Cultural District of San Francisco. Fely Tchaco has received distinguished honor certificates and commendations from the Sacramento State Government Legislature, the United States Senate, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, and San Francisco Mayor London Breed in recognition of her efforts to advance peace and revitalize the arts community in San Francisco. Additionally, also known as Leye Felicite Martin, Fely Tchaco is the founding member and an active voting board director of the San Francisco African American Arts and Cultural District. She is the founder of the African Arts Academy, based in San Francisco and an active member of the San Francisco-Abidjan Sister City Committee. You can follow Fely Tchaco on social media at “@felytchaco.” For more information, visit www.felymusic.com