Arts & Culture

Red Carpet Boutique Sizzled in July

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Things were red hot July 16, 2006 at the Cabana Club Hollywood but it wasn?t just due to the summer temperature. With over sixty of the most premier designers, an array of catered food, and spa beauty treatments it?s obvious why the annual Red Carpet Boutique was the hot place to be. Not only did the event feature giveaway goodie bags and makeovers, it also gave away portions of the proceeds to benefit StepUp Women?s Network.

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Vendors lined the crimson red carpet with their innovative products while attendees crowded the displays. Bringing a taste of Australian and European style to the scene, Breakfree clothing and accessories kept busy with those seeking the newest trends. The innovative clothing company started in 2003 during an artist studies abroad in Sydney and London. It was noticed there that American fashion was lacking the trends that describe one?s personality. Youth is a state of mind for the individual that is why Breakfree clothing is extremely limited due to being hand painted and stitched. The art and music inspired designs are craved by many and adorned by fashionistas such as heiress Nicky Hilton.

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A visit to Moodivations allowed shoppers to relax and enjoy a Mobile Spa Experience. Amongst all of the hustle and bustle of today?s lifestyle, the intent of Moodivations is to help customers maintain a healthy balance. it?s beginning in 2002, the company has offered products like Affirmationwear, Aromahhhtherapy, Home Inspirations and the Mobile Spa Experience. Their belief in the power of positive repetitive thought and action kept the word spreading about their services on the red carpet. Creators Alicia Jackson and Kibibi Springs stay on point with her company as a vendor and also a driving force behind the Red Carpet event.

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Everyone who passed by stopped to be educated and discovered the all-natural Chan Chi products, known as the first company geared towards Zen lifestyle. Creator Clara Chan retired from the corporate lifestyle and earned her personal training teaching certificates in assorted forms of yoga thus inspiring her to create yoga skincare rituals and products. These practices have numerous testimonials backing up the company?s objective to tone, balance and strengthen the skins immune system causing your skin to appear more energized and youthful. Clara Chan?s overall goal is to reflect their clients? inner soul beauty through daily practices and care.

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Lawd Knows what it is talking about or creator Lori Petty does with her intermix of trendy conversational clothing wear and her artistic eye. Shoppers found yoga pants, various jersey styles t-shirts, and out of the box hoodies all inspired by Petty?s artwork and creativity. It was hard to pass this vendor with such great clothing that is only found in fine boutiques at reasonable prices. As an actress and artist as well, Petty is truly a jack of all trades with enlightening designer also under her thumb. To name a few, the clothing brand has been featured on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, MSNBC Today, The Sharon Osbourne Show, in Item Magazine, and now at the Red Carpet Boutique.

Le_Parc_Suites_Hotel.jpgThe red carpet was rolled out for more than show. With exclusive vendors such as these, VIP celebrity guest lists, and chances to win the hottest items its no wonder companies jumped on bored at this event. Crustacean and Le ParcSuites Hotel, among the many, delighted in sponsoring the affair for such top names and proceeds for StepUp Womens Network. Crustacean has a great new happy hour at their Beverly Hills spot and LeParc totally renovated and has a great rooftop pool. No matter how the temperature rose that Sunday afternoon in LA, summer heat couldn?t stop the sizzling Red Carpet Boutique from being the coolest fashions and trends nationwide on July 16, 2006.

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To contact Moodivations, call 1 (888) 754-0327

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Jane Emery