Ean Williams

Ean Williams is a former National Security Agency intelligence analyst in the United States Air Force and professional model and actor (America's Most Wanted, A Man Called Hawk, and Anacostia). He is also a multi-award-winning event producer and fashion designer of two labels, Magnum Underwear and Corjor International. Using his two oldest sons' names, Corey and Jordan, Ean Williams created "Corjor International" as his label's name. Both local and national celebrities wear his designs. Featured in British Vogue, The Washington Post, The Washington Times, Washingtonian Magazine, Time Magazine, The Hilltop, FOX 5, Voice of America, and numerous prestigious publications, his work earns elite respect from the fashion world. He is also the founder and executive director of DC Fashion Week, a non-profit organization and the 5th largest-growing fashion week in the US, with 38 seasons under its belt.
He was featured as himself on the hit TLC tv series DC Cupcakes (season 2), and celebrities and fashionistas have worn and adorned his fashions, including Fantasia, Victoria Rowell (The Young and the Restless), Omarosa Manigault Newman(The Apprentice), Nyle DiMarco (Winner America’s Next Top Model), Keith Carlos (Winner America’s Next Top Model) and Sheryl Lee Ralph (Dream Girls & Moesha) and most recently Candiace Dillard-Bassett (The Housewives of Potomac) and recording artist and reality tv star Tamar Braxton (Braxton Family Values, Dancing with the Stars and winner of Celebrity Big Brother.