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Last night I had the pleasure of attending two special events going on in the city. The first (of which i'm posting) was the launch of Kensie Lingerie. My co-workers and I headed over there right after work and saw the first look of the Spring 2011 line. It's always exciting to see an extension of the Kensie brand as it's been growing ever since I started with them 5 years ago. The line is flirty, girly and very sweet. I'd definitely love to get my hands on a few of their pieces. Since I've been a very bad blogger these past few days, I made sure to take enough pictures to post! Wearing: kensie dress, BB dakota cardigan,   Seychelles shoes , Melie Bianco bag ( Moxsie ), Jess LC necklace. Super cute visual displays! Just browsing. Some of my co-workers and I The beautiful models in their kensie Lingerie . After this event I hopped in a cab and rode up to 57th St to visit the new Seychelles footwear showroom. I'll have pictures up in a seperate post shortly!

Here it is! My follow up post on the Fashion Delivers event I attended on Tuesday night! Fashion Delivers is an organization that teams up with Fashion industry leaders to donate new products and clothing to help victims of natural disasters. The Pay if Fashion forward event was in honor of 5 industry leaders that have made a positive impact in their communities and the environment. All the net proceeds of the event went to subsidize the shipping of the $25+million in product donations to Haiti. Here's my outfit: I wore a vintage Hawaiian dress. The nude heels were such a great deal from the first time I ever went into TJ Maxx and the bag is from Moxsie boutique! The event was hosted by Emanuelle Chriqui from HBO's Entourage and Bryan Greenberg from How to make it in America, also HBO. source The night also included a  little sneak peak of Forever21's Fall 2010 collection. They turned the bowling lanes into catwalks and had both guys and ladies prancing down t...

Hey Vancouverites! The Swap-O-Rama- Rama (yes rama x 2) is back! Although I won't be attending this year, for obvious reasons (  I no longer live there ) I urge you to make a stop and see what it's all about. I volunteered a few years ago at one and it was definitely one of the coolest swaps I've seen. Not only can you swap clothing but diy stations are set up so you can either alter, print, sew up, your newly swapped threads! Here are the deats: What? Swap-O-Rama-Rama is a clothing and craft supply swap in which a community explores reuse and creativity through the recycling of used clothing. A series of DIY stations will be on-hand to unleash your creativity including screen printing by Blim (http://www.blim.ca) and sewing stations by Plush On Main (http://www.plushonmain.com). Take as little or as much as you like! All remainders will be donated to local charities. When & Where : Saturday, June 26th, 2010 11:00am to 4:00pm Museum of Vancouver – 1100 Chestnut Street, ...