Black Fashion Week comes to Paisley Park for "Design of the Times"

• Though the star was known for his style, this is the first time Paisley Park has partnered with other designers to host a fashion show, organizer Natalie Morrow told Axios.

What she's saying: "There is so much BIPOC talent in the Twin Cities that doesn't get a platform. Our goal is to get them the local and national attention they deserve," Morrow said.

Of note: Black Fashion Week is a separate entity from Fashion Week MN, which was held a few weeks ago. Models and designers sometimes overlap.

What to expect: Thirty models will walk the stage in collections by 10 local designers, with pieces available for purchase after the show.

• VIP ticketholders will also get a swag bag and access to an afterparty.

Yes, and: BFWMN is hosting five more events from May 11-20, including a rooftop fashion show and "Black Man Magic," featuring Black male designers.