a number of months ago, i was contacted via a member of the Batavia girl's club about a chance.
Would I want to be in the club's annual vogue show?
neatly, I'd in no way been in a fashion demonstrate before, however there is a first time for every little thing! So, sure, why not hit the runway?
The reveal may be from eleven a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Nov. 5 on the Q center, 1405 N. Fifth Ave., St. Charles, and may encompass fashions from Evernia, aptitude on 3rd and C.Rinella Designs, all based in Geneva.
Cindy Kieckhefer, a member of the Batavia woman's membership who's assisting organize the trend demonstrate, stated she is hoping to convey some power, pleasure and "in fact cool, distinct" garb to the demonstrate.
"It's all about community and relationships," she said, noting that the Batavia girl's club is striving to keep the exhibit as local as possible and latest fashions from all walks of existence. "... I want the message that we are first rate no count what dimension or shape [one is in]."
Fred Astaire Dance Studio in St. Charles will kick off the trend display, so that they can have some family members and friends walking the runway.
the hole quantity may be "we're family," which should still hit things off on a high notice, Kieckhefer stated.
furthermore, a silent public sale will take place, and raffle objects additionally will be up for grabs, including some 2017 Chicago Cubs tickets to a crosstown online game.
The charge is $50 and contains lunch. Proceeds will advantage the Elderday middle in Batavia, which presents a finished adult day application of socialization, exercise and health protection that boosts each and every participant's self-value and dignity, whereas enhancing latest competencies and knowledge.
Kieckhefer mentioned the fashion display brings publicity to the boutiques and that the family unit theme illustrates that the community cares about gazing out for one yet another.
"[And] to convey cognizance to Elderday and how it influences our neighborhood," she mentioned.
To buy tickets to the trend demonstrate, talk over with www.bataviawomansclub.org or name Diane Anderson at 630-373-1793.
Kathy Balcazar is editor of the Kane County Chronicle, Elburn Herald and Sugar Grove Herald and is a member of the Northern Illinois Newspaper association Board. Contact her at kbalcazar@shawmedia.com or 630-845-5368. gain knowledge of extra about NINA at ninaonline.org.
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