The Nashville Symphony has announced that designer Pamella Roland will headline its 20th annual Symphony Fashion Show. The designer will show her Fall 2025 collection at the beloved annual fashion show, which will return to the Schermerhorn Symphony Center on April 29, 2025. Roland last partnered with the event in 2006.

“It’s an honor to return to the Symphony Fashion Show after 20 amazing years,” said Pamella Roland. “In 2006, the event was brand-new, and I was just a few years into my own career. It’s exciting to have the opportunity to come back and celebrate our mutual successes. As a passionate advocate for arts education, I am especially pleased to help support the Nashville Symphony’s robust music educational programs through this wonderful event. I can’t wait to celebrate with Nashville, once again, next spring.”

The festivities will begin with the annual Kick-Off Party at Gus Mayer on October 28. The invitation-only event will be followed by a two-day trunk show that is open to the public at the Green Hills boutique on October 29 and 30, featuring Roland’s Spring 2025 collection. Gus Mayer has partnered with the Symphony Fashion Show for 15 years to secure participation from world-renowned fashion designers and to help produce the show.

Launched in 2006, the Symphony Fashion Show raises funds for the Nashville Symphony and its year-round educational and community programs. Past designers have included Prabal Gurung, Carolina Herrera, Brandon Maxwell, Lela Rose, Monique Lhuillier, and Oscar de la Renta.

The 20th annual Symphony Fashion Show will be co-chaired by Katie Crumbo and Laurie Seabury. Sandra Lipman, who has been involved with the Symphony Fashion Show since its inception, will return as executive chairman, and Bruce Pittman will serve as event planner.

More details—including this year’s emcee and musical performance—will be announced soon. In the meantime, learn more about the Nashville Symphony here.