Women show off stylish ways to conceal firearms at NRA fashion show in Indiana
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Women graced the catwalk in Indiana on Saturday to show off their most stylish way to conceal their firearms.
Models took the stage at the National Rifle Association convention in Indianapolis for a women’s concealed carry fashion show. Women at the Indiana War Memorial showed off bags and clothes that would conceal a gun in a safe and fashion-forward way. They demonstrated how a standard purse could transform into a concealed carry accessory within seconds.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Anna Taylor, the founder of concealed carry fashion brand Dene Adams, told FOX59 she couldn’t find adequate carrywear to hide her weapon six years ago.
Gabby Franco models the GTM 98 Cinnamon Slim Body handbag during the "Fashion & Firearms" concealed carry fashion show at the National Rifle Association (NRA) annual meeting in Indianapolis. (Reuters)
"There's an 'a-ha' moment, and a very empowering moment, when you can handle a firearm. It removes all of the fear," Taylor said. “When I got into concealed carry six years ago, I couldn’t find anything safe or practical.”
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Dawn Hillyer, who founded the company Hiding Hilda, said she began carrying a pistol, named Hilda, after a traumatic experience where a man stalked her five years. She said she struggled to hide the weapon.
“It's very uncomfortable when you first start concealing. You feel like everybody knows you have a firearm,” Hillyer said.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The company founder said although gun show attendance has overall declined, there are more women obtaining a weapon for protection.