17th & Granville Takes the Runway at the First Annapolis Pride Fashion Show

17th & Granville took part in the first Annapolis Pride Fashion Show on June 12, 2026, joining local designers and shop owners for an evening centered on fashion, creativity, and community.

The event was held at Groundswell Yoga in downtown Annapolis and served as a fundraiser for Annapolis Pride, with proceeds supporting the organization’s ongoing work in the local LGBTQIA+ community. The evening also included a silent auction and post-show reception at Cupla Boutique. 

For the runway, 17th & Granville presented looks from No Apologies and We Show Up, bringing the brand’s gender-neutral approach to the show through pieces designed around comfort, self-expression, and community.

The appearance was also an opportunity to show 17th & Granville beyond a traditional vendor setup. The runway gave the brand space to present the clothing in motion, on real people, and in a setting built around inclusive fashion and local community.

“Showing up in spaces like this matters because it gives people a chance to see the clothes the way they’re meant to be worn,” said Anissa “Donny” Truitt, founder of 17th & Granville. “Not as something that belongs to one identity or one moment, but as clothing people can make their own.”

17th & Granville continues to build its presence through fashion shows, retail partnerships, community events, and collaborations across the DMV and beyond.

See the full Annapolis Pride Fashion Show recap, runway video, and photos at 17thandgranville.com.