Robert Hackett and the RHC executive staff was on hand Sunday evening to support and participate in the 65th Annual Bronner Bros. International Hair Show!! The event was filled with all the glitz n’ glamor you would expect in an event of this magnitude. Also making a BIG impact on Sunday was the world renowned “King of Hair” Glynn Jackson.

Robert exhibited the ultimate amount of SWAGG as he wore his “Orange RHC” gear. Attendees were amazed at the 10 year old Model/Actor/Fashion Designer. Robert also was asked to present Mr. Bernard Bronner with a very prestigious award for the Bronners 65 years in this business.

The event held competitions in many divisions of hair styling, such as…. Most Creative Hair Style, Most Creative Barber & Most Creative Total Look!!

The Bronner Bros. Enterprise is one of the largest private owned African-American hair care producers in the US and the Bronner name has been a main stay in the black hair business since 1947, when Nate & Arthur teamed up with their sister Emma Bronner to form the company. It was a way for them to be able to teach cosmetology at the local YMCA. An approximate 300 folks turned up for the first show.

This was a BIG WEEK for The Robert Hackett Collection as it was featured on the runway. RHC execs. Bernard & Theresa Hackett was on hand  to witness the excitement in the air. Robert and a host of talented young models took the Show Biz Kidz of the DMV event by storm and amazed everyone.

“The colors, the attitude, the models, the talent…..everything was powerful”, said event attendee Michelle Henson of Washington DC. “These young people are doing it far more than any expectation & I am so proud of them”.

The RHC signature line features casual and sporty styled clothing that exemplifies Robert Hackett and his style. Check back soon as Hackett Enterprises will be taking special orders out of their boutique. Keep it locked for more information.

Robert was at it again as he added music to his already impressive arsenal of talents. Robert performed his new mixtape single “I got school in the morning” at the Glynn Jackson 2nd Annual Show Biz Kidz of the DMV. The musical performance,  which was inspired by music artists Drake and J. Cole, drew rave reviews. Many onlookers spoke proudly of Robert, siting his creative and POSITIVE message in his rhymes. There are many things on the horizon for Robert. Keep it locked right here for the next episode……