Re(Define) (Real)ity Charity Fashion Show

Re(Define) (Real)ity Event recap

The event included a purple carpet, fashion show with celebrity models (like America's Top Model Whitney Thompson), musical performances, and an after party which ended up having an open bar to celebrate the designers of Little in The Middle (LITM) jeans' fashion show. The women of LITM were all lovely ladies with big hearts that are making jeans to fit a curvier, healthy figure with more room in the thighs and smaller waists, much like how many woman are built, so they fit perfectly. I was brought on initially as the show runner, but I ended up also helping with the fittings of the models and picking out their outfits (they teamed up with Paco Chicano and Ed Hardy for many of the shirts that were worn on the runway, along with shirts supporting The Alliance charity and LITM tank tops). It was a great event with lots of press and celebrities in attendance to raise awareness about positive body image and preventing eating disorders sponsored by the charity, The Alliance for Eating Disorder Awareness (http://www.eatingdisorderinfo.org/). Visit their website to learn more about eating disorders and what you can do about them. If you can also please donate to support the cause!

Me (the show runner) behind Daisy in the center (the show's stylist) with the dressers back stage after the show

Obama supporters know how to party!

The Obama supporters held a debate viewing event at the same venue where we will be having the fashion show tomorrow-Boulevard 3 in Hollywood. It's a great place to party, but apparently also to watch the debates with all their flat screen tv's they had throughout the venue. Although despite the various rooms inside and out with booths (mostly reserved) to sit in, there were plenty of people standing...always a good sign! It was just big enough to hold all the dedicated Young Democrats-a much bigger crowd than I expected being my first Young Democrats meeting and not really knowing what to expect. All I have to say is good for us, after all everyone has to do in our busy days we should get a pat on the back for taking time to focus on politics like so many others in America are doing right now. It's time for change, and without putting two much of my own political views out there I just want to ask everyone to please do what you can to help elect the right person for the job and PLEASE don't forget to register to vote by October 20th (for CA)!