Last Saturday, we were invited to attend the
Charity Fashion Show here in San Francisco! Recognized as the largest fashion show on the West Coast, CFS is committed to promoting ethnic diversity through fashion, expression, education, and creativity. This year's CFS beneficiary was
The Princess Project, an organization which provides prom dresses to high school girls in need. Taking the runway by storm were collections from
designers like
Tracy Reese,
Antik Batik, and
Cut25 by Yigal Azrouel. Up and coming collections by local designers such as
Frock Los Angeles were also featured.
We couldn't imagine a better way to spend our evening at CFS than with our local community members and bloggers! Thanks to Amy, known as
widelyflung on Polyvore, Anh of
9to5chic, and Saimah of
Street Number Eight for coming along with us and making it a great night!
Here are a few pictures from the CFS pre-show action backstage, the runway, and hanging around the event!
Models getting hair and makeup done backstage
Nadia (Polyvore Community Manager), Eugenia (Polyvore Blogger Marketing Manager), and Amy (Polyvore member)PS -If you loved Amy's outfit as much as we did, check out her Polyvore re-creation:
Saimah (Street Number Eight) getting photographed by other bloggers and press backstage
The CFS runway at Fort Mason just before the show began
The lovely Anh (9to5chic) rocking the color blocking trend
Frock Los Angeles
Cut25 by Yigal AzrouelCongratulations to Thom Scher and the entire CFS team on a hugely successful event! Thanks for having us!
8 comments:
Looks like it was a great event!! :)
It was so much fun catching up with you ladies - hope to see you again soon! <3
Thats a great charity and a fabulous idea,i never had a prom i left school early.But i do know how important it is for a girl to feel special in a dress,so big congrats to those who made some girls feel special for their prom.
And ladies you are all looking gorgeous! :D xxx
ahh this is great! love the backstage photos! Britt and I had so much fun at the Fashion show!
We need more events like this in San Francisco!!
Britt+Whit
Fabulous recap! Thanks again!!! I had such a blast and it was great getting to meet Eugenia, Saimah, and Anh!
♥
FIT New York
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Those clothes and dresses are very compelling. I like the pink dress. It looks fabulous. By the way, you've made a good recap.
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