Capital Bank provided its golden sponsorship for the inclusive fashion show "Spirit Wears Art" held on the evening of December 13 at the Landmark Hotel, in an event that was the first of its kind in Jordan and the region. It celebrated the spirit of creativity and diversity, and enhanced the representation of people with disabilities in the world of fashion and arts.
During the exhibition, 50 original design pieces created by 15 students from Picasso School of Arts, Fashion, and Design were showcased, implemented by students and staff of Spirit of the East Development Center, inspired by their works, energies, and stories. The show was a complete artistic experience that mixed fashion with music, movement, and sound, highlighting the energies of young professionals and people with disabilities alike.
The Head of Marketing and Corporate Communications at Capital Bank, Ms. Tulin Bararto, said that Capital Bank's support for this artistic event reflects its actual commitment to initiatives that promote the values of diversity and social inclusion, and provide an equal space for everyone to participate and create. This sponsorship also confirms the bank's dedication to empowering different community groups and enhancing their presence in creative and artistic fields.
Bararto added that this initiative aligns with the bank’s mission to create a positive and sustainable social impact, through supporting the arts and empowering youth and people with disabilities, contributing to building a more inclusive, accepting, and creative society.
This support confirms Capital Bank's role in sponsoring inspiring cultural and artistic projects, and contributing to establishing Jordan as an environment that nurtures innovation and young talents.
