Clothing Swap

Saturday, May 19th, 2007

 
   

 

Listen to recent podcast

John Scott of Progressive News Hour on THE QUAKE interviews us about 5/19 Women's Power Day event.

 

Diane's Diva Closet-Cleaning Tips

by Diane Christiansen of:

Organizing Made Simple

 

8:30AM:    Registration, Coffee & Pastries

*Coffee & Tea compliments of SOMA South Beach/Potrero Hill Starbucks

9am - 2pm:

Skill-Seminars + Leaders + Key Notes

Noon: Lunch

2:30pm:  More Networking

3-5pm: Swanky Swap + Marketplace

Reserve Your Spot:

Buy Ticket (entire LifeMoxie Day)

$99 in advance

2 for 1 special through May 17th!

SWANKY SWAP will feature:

Vintage soda pop & seltzer:

 

Chocolate compliments of:

 

Spa Treats!

Makeovers by:

 

 

Hat Giveaways:

 

Glamour Shots

by Carlos Ocegueda of CEO Photography

 

Advice from our lovely Life Coach:

"VIVA"  La France

 

Paparazzi:

Mike Clipka

 

Purses by:

Posh Purse

 

Private dressing areas will be available.

Fashionistas, divas and stylish, savvy, resourceful women of ALL ages, styles and sizes encouraged to attend!

Bring clean, gently used clothing that you no longer wear. 

All styles: Casual to Elegant...Business to Casual attire

All sizes:    Petite to plus sizes (and maternity) 

All items in your closet: Not just clothing! Don't forget those shoes, scarves, hats, jewelry & accessories that you no longer wear.

Please forward the invitation to your fashionista friends and gal pals who deserve a Swanky Swap + Diva Day!

 

 

In-the-know

What to Bring:

new, clean & gently worn items you no longer wear (in bags, please)

Dresses

Skirts

Jeans

Pants

Shirts

Blouses

Tops

Sweaters

Coats

Hats

Shoes

Belts

Jewelry

Accessories

Maternity

Baby/Children's Clothing, toys & books

NEW Toiletries

WHAT TO TAKE:

NEW TREASURES- SWAP and bring home your favorites for free.

BLISS-

Say buh-bye to annoying clutter and bonjour to new-to-you pieces for your wardrobe.

VERY GOOD KHARMA-

All unclaimed items are donated directly to La Casa de las Madres and Dress For Success to help less fortunate women.