This week's fashionable fun events in the SF Bay Area
Week of October 3rd thru October 9th, 2011
WEDNESDAY
"Women usually love what they buy, yet hate two-thirds of what is in their closets." - Mignon McLaughlin, The Neurotic's Notebook, 1960. Eventbrite is hosting a clothing swap to help us clean out the clothes that are holding us back and new outfits to launch us forward. Bring your new-to-others clothing pieces to swap. Walk the orange carpet and pose on the Step an Repeat for photographers. Enter to win special prizes. Choose from all the clothes brought in for Free and use the Eventbrite photobooth to model your new outfits and become an Eventbrite Facebook star! Ticket price is $10.50 will proceeds benefiting the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Clothing not taken will be donated to a local women's shelter.
Author Leanne Praine will be talking about her new book "Hoopla: The Art of Unexpected Embroidery" and leading an exclusive workshop taken directly from the book. Cost of admission is $5.
Head to Saks Men's Store to preview four incredible Fall 2011 collections: Kenzo, Haversack, Pringle of Scotland, and Viktor & Rolf. The evening will include informal modeling DJ'ed tunes, light refreshments and shopping! Free to attend. RSVP at 415.438.5411.
Make sure to plan out your weekend wisely, as there are fantastic Bay Area events to check out in addition to all the fashion events. Fleet Week activities start to begin this Friday through the weekend. Get dressed up Friday night for the annual Fur Ball hosted by the San Francisco Zoo. Fashion events to enjoy include:
Benicia Fashion Weekend kicks off with a Fashion Night Out of shopping, beauty treatments and socializing at all the local boutiques, spas and salons in the Downtown. Several fashion stores to hit up include Be Chic Boutique, Christina S, Miguelena and Piccolo. No cost to attend, but be prepared to shop!
Join non-profit Pandora's Hope for an evening of fashion, raffle prizes, performances and more. The event is featuring a runway show with the designs of Constance Ng and Cocoa Jeans. Suggested donation of $25 to attend.
Fleet week festivities are in full swing today with the air shows. The best thing about the aerial display is that they can be seen from anywhere in San Francisco, so stop by one of the fashion events and enjoy.
Shop hundreds of booths and enjoy free martini and wine tasting, massages, hair makeovers, manicures, facials and more. Connect with inspiring speakers Jane Fonda and Morgan Fairchild. Endless shopping, samples and more at the Ultimate Women's Expo.
Naoto Hirooka, designer of the leading Gothic/Lolita fashion brand h.Naoto in Tokyo, is celebrating the 10th Anniversary of his brand and the grand opening of its first U.S. retail store in San Francisco. The event is free for the public and includes informal modeling, one-on-one styling tips from Naoto Hirooka and more. Everyone can use a little edginess of Gothic/Lolita in their wardrobe.
Come to Terrestra and meet jewelry designers Stephanie Hamilton and Christine Hartsock. They will display their latest collections and assist in selecting one-of-a-kind wearable art to your wardrobe. Light refreshments provided.
Join Gallery Lulo for a preview and talk with the artist Niki Ulehla about her outstanding new collection of work in jewelry. Niki uses precious and non precious material to create her avant garde and beautiful pieces of rings, necklaces and brooches.
This feature event for the Benicia Fashion Weekend includes a wine and appetizer reception with silent auction starting at 5:30 pm and runway show from 7:15 to 8:30pm. In addition to styles from local boutiques, Betsy Johnson's latest collection hot off the runway from New York Fashion Week will be showcased. Ticket cost is $40.
Enjoy last day festivities of Fleet Week, playa fashion on display at Decompression, and the final day of Benicia Fashion Weekend which will include trunk shows and demonstrations. Other fashion events include:
Almost every neighborhood in France has an outdoor market with a treasure-trove of antiques. Experience this atmosphere at the Marin outdoor antique market where people can enjoy a Sunday stroll through aisles of antiques, collectibles, vintage furniture, jewelry, shabby chic and other unique items. Free parking and free admission.
Come out for an epic day full of indie designers, DIY, music, eats and more. SF Indie Mart highlights unique, independent, local vendors of crafts, clothing, accessories, housewares and more. There will also be DIY stations to get creative at. Donation of $2 requested for admission.
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