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WHO: Honorary Co-Chairs Amber Valletta, Cameron Silver, and Paige Adams-Gellar, emcee Lisa Rinna and renowned retailer Lisa Kline will be joined by fashionistas throughout LA; additional talent to be announced.
WHAT: Fashion For Life 2008 in support of Friendly House (a Los Angeles based non-profit organization and one of the first residential homes for women recovering from alcohol and substance abuse) will open up with a fabulous silent auction, delicious hors d’oeuvres and beverages, then close with a dynamic fashion show highlighting Los Angeles designers Kevan Hall, Robert Rodriguez, Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent, Rory Beca, Marc Callo, Diane Samandi, and Elsie Katz Couture. The audience will also be treated to a first look at Paige Black Label, the new collection of skirts, trousers, dresses, vests and jackets in fine fabrications created by Paige Adams-Gellar.
DJ AM will spin during the show.
The Fashion For Life 2008 Vision Award will be presented to retailer Lisa Kline, whose dreams, dedication and hard work have helped many women and celebrities discover a fashion trend fit for LA’s lifestyle.
WHEN: Sunday, May 18, 2008 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
WHERE: Mercedes-Benz of Beverly Hills 9250 Beverly Boulevard
TICKETS: Tickets begin at $75 and can be purchased by calling 310-929-7826
About Friendly House
A non-profit organization, Friendly House is one of the nation's first residential homes for women recovering from alcohol and substance abuse. Founded in 1951, Friendly House has given tens of thousands of women the resources to lead productive and meaningful lives by providing personalized care in a supportive environment. As a social model living facility, Friendly House offers full time supervision and has garnered an exceptionally high recovery rate of over 72%. Friendly House’s aim is to provide services to any alcoholic/drug-addicted woman who is ready to make a commitment to recovery. No woman in crisis is turned away due to inability to pay residence fees. Its primary goals are to achieve a stabilized recovery from the cycle of addiction, renew family relationships and achieve productive community reintegration.
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