Roaring 20s look at National Constitution Center

At the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia you can get a close up look at fashion from the 1920s. This new exhibit explores prohibition and the radical changes made to our Constitution from banning all liquor to repealing the act which laid the foundation for women’s rights.

 It was a time for women to explore a new look from bobbing their hair to shortening their skirts. It was time to find freedom in fashion. It was fun and frivolous. It was rhinestones, sequins and lame. Hats, combs and feathers adorned the short haircuts and small items like face powder and lipstick were placed in small beaded purses. A girl had to be ready to run if the cops busted into a speakeasy so the less you carried the faster you could run.

The 1920’s made fashion less formal and more fun giving women more freedom not only in clothes but in their life. Today this feeling still prevails.

Check out the exhibit, American Spirits The Rise and the Fall of Prohibition especially check out the clothes. Here is a sneak preview of those amazing clothes.

Wings for Sucess creates Miracles

Wings for Success, a Chester County nonprofit organization is having its third annual fundraising even ton Oct. 25, 2012. Wings for Success empower disadvantaged local women by preparing them for competitive employment with free work-appropriate attire, wardrobe guidance and interview workshops.


The fundraising event, “Merriment, Makeovers & Miracles,” will take place on from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Chester Valley Golf Club in Malvern. It will feature actual Wings clients sharing their success stories, a silent auction, and the first “Wings Makeover Magazine” featuring tips from professionals, all accompanied by hors d'oeuvres and beverages. Registration is open to the public and is available via www.WingsforSuccess.org.

This year, Wings for Success will also present its first annual “Woman of Influence Award” to QVC’s popular program host Lisa Robertson -- honoring a woman who exemplifies Wings for Success’ core values of commitment, community and resourcefulness. Since joining the West Chester-based retailer in 1995, Lisa has become one of QVC’s most influential hosts and is the public face of QVC at major fashion and charity events around the world. Wings for Success’ Woman of Influence Award recognizes Lisa’s special contributions inspiring other women to become engaged in life, to serve as a catalyst for change, and to believe, “Yes, I can do it!” Donations from QVC, along with Robertson’s personal contributions, have helped to outfit Wings clients and raise needed funds.

Each year, Wings for Success prepares more than 600 disadvantaged women for competitive employment, primarily in the hospitality, administration, retail and healthcare fields. By creating a professional outward image, the nonprofit organization helps women improve inner self- image to feel confident on job interviews, succeed in the workplace and become financially self-sufficient. Clients

Attending the “Merriment, Makeovers and Miracles” fundraiser is one way to support Wings’ work on behalf of its clients, and help increase community awareness of the vital work Wings does every day.

For information about “Merriment, Makeovers & Miracles”: sponsorship opportunities, tickets, and ads in the Wings Makeover Magazine, as well as other ways to support the Wings mission, please contact Connie Rose, event chairperson, at Events@wingsforsuccess.org or visit www.wingsforsuccess.org.

Delco Stylists volunteer to help jobseekers

Delco stylists and make-up artists volunteered at Style Me Hired at Omni Hotel. Their clients looked good and so did they; check out  these stylish women and men from Delco!!!
Stylists and make-up artists came from Marc Voci Salon and Color Bar; Cambio Salon and Spa; Salon Molda ;Carol Ann Salon. Looking good. Check out this link for the whole story. http://www.stylemehired.com/2012/10/05/a-beautiful-outlook-for-job-seekers/

Keep Styling in Delco!