by Venus Diva Community Member Tre' Alexander
The re(Define) (Real)ity event brought out many people in support of
the re-launch of
'Little In The Middle' Jeans - despite the foot of
snow! All the true New Englanders that braved the storm and made it to
the show not only helped benefit The Alliance for Eating Disorder
Awareness, but also saw beauty in many shapes and sizes from the
gorgeous Maggie Inc. models!
The gorgeous 50's pin up style hair and
make up were created by the talented team of stylists from the Carl
Michael Salon.
Founder of 'Little In The Middle' jeans, Lee Ann Park
started the show with a beautiful tribute to a late friend of hers and
a brief background on how she was inspired to create her brand.
After
the show, guests were invited to a personalized shopping experience at
the True Jeans Denim Bar, where they were matched up to the 'Little In
The Middle' jeans that fit their body type the best. For those who
preferred not to take off their snow boots, True Jeans assisted in
taking their measurements and setting up a profile for a cozy at-home
shopping experience with fuzzy slippers instead!
Ginny Colangelo
created incredible body art on two of the models for the show. These
two girls were embracing being comfortable in their own skin on a whole
different level- which is a concept we absolutely stand behind!
The
re(Define) (Real)ity event was flawlessly pulled together by Jessica de
Guardiola and Elena Lelchuck, from 5's PR agency.
It was such an honor to be a part of this event and so needed
cause. I am looking forward to getting more involved with
non-profit orgs and more charity fashion shows.
