Showing posts with label Sacs in the City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sacs in the City. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Junior League warms up for 'Sacs' at Tory Burch
Nadine Kam photo
From left, Jennifer Dotson, Betsey Hannah and Carrie Loveless are in shopping mode at the Sacs in the City pre-event.
About 150 members of the Junior League of Honolulu flocked to the Tory Burch store at Ala Moana Center Feb. 11 for the "Sacs in the City" pre-event. Attendees were able to shop for clothing and accessories in advance of the March 5 event at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Resort & Spa, and they took their task seriously. There wasn't much room to maneuver through the roomful of women, grabbing and reaching.
The only man in the shop was JLH member Kimberly Miyazawa Frank's husband, a brave man indeed.
The Sacs event will run from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the 5th, and feature lunch, a silent auction and runway fashion show featuring Tory Burch's Spring 2011 collection.
The theme of the 7th annual Sacs in the City is "Rodeo Drive in Paradise," and the highlight will be the silent auction of handbags from such luxury brands as Fendi, Gucci and Anteprima. Other items up for bid include goods, services and vacation packages from Four Seasons Resort Lanai, Paul Brown Salons, Hilton Hawaiian Village, Hawaii Theatre, and more.
Tickets to Sacs are $85 per person, available by visiting the JLH website at www.JuniorLeagueofHonolulu.org. You can also visit the league's Facebook fan page at The Junior League of Honolulu’s Sacs in the City.
The event will benefit the league’s community projects for women, teens and families, such as My Story, helping adolescent girls with body-image and self-esteem issues; Wahine Forum leadership conference for women; and Kids in the Kitchen, which promotes healthful eating habits in children.
Marcie Uehara Herring, current president of the Junior League of Honolulu, right, shows the Tory Burch clutch she purchased during the Sacs in the City pre-event. She's with JLH past treasurer Charise Shigeta.
Jennifer Dotson, left, with Ashley Wang.
From left, Veronica Rocha, Irene Kwan, Lizette Chang-Zahn and Sherri Vallejo.
Sherri Vallejo tried on Tory Burch's dramatic multi-jeweled Lucite leaf necklace. It's $295.
Design Ink's Stephanie Chang will be contributing a social media workshop to the Sacs in the City silent auction. I liked her post-holiday use of sequins, in a skirt from J. Crew.
Carrie Loveless was trying to choose between a woven bronze-color Reva ballet flat ($235), or silver metallic ($195) version. I don't know which she chose, or if she simply decided to go home with both.
Friday, January 21, 2011
Mark your calendars
Time flies and Acid Dolls celebrates its 1st anniversary Sunday with a 4 to 7 p.m. sale event. Details are in the flyer above. Help Cindy and Wendy King celebrate!
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After spending a decade paying her fashion dues in L.A., Malia Leong of Stizar Productions and Stizar Couture is making her way home to present a fashion show for the Hard Rock Cafe Waikiki grand opening Jan. 28. Details on the flyer above.
She says, "I'm hoping this event will open a lot of eyes into what fashion and design should look like and be."
Her goal: To make Hawaii a fashion capital. I'm down with that!
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Time flies II! It seems I was just at the 2010 Sacs in the City, and now it's time for the 2011 event!
The event, presented by the Junior League of Honolulu, features lunch, a fashion show and much socializing, but the main attraction is a silent auction on the latest luxury handbags. The theme this year is "Rodeo Drive in Paradise" and Tory Burch will be sponsoring the fashion show, showcasing its Spring 2011 collection
The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. March 5 at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Resort & Spa. Tickets are $85 per person. To purchase individual seats or a table or to sponsor the event, call 946-6466 or visit the JLH website at www.JuniorLeagueofHonolulu.org. You can visit the group's Facebook fan page at: “The Junior League of Honolulu’s Sacs in the City.”
The event benefits the League’s community projects for women and girls.
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