The Village Improvement Association of Rehoboth Beach would like to thank everyone who helped to make the Splendor of Spring Fashion Show held April 5 at the Rehoboth Beach Country Club, a sold-out success.
We wish to extend a very special thank you to the stores that provided the clothing and accessories that were modeled. They include: Cleo's, Coolspring Cottage, CraZy LadyZ!, Josephine's Daughter, The Fabulous Dress, and Twila Farrell.
This year the show featured casual and dressy outfits worn by VIA members. They were escorted by members of our community: Keith Banks, Rehoboth Beach Police Chief; Paul Kuhns, president of the Rehoboth Beach Historical Society; Sixth District State Sen. Ernie Lopez; Speaker of the House,Pete Schwartzkopf; and, Robert Sessa of the Robert Thomas Salon.
We sincerely appreciate the items the following businesses donated for the ticket and silent auctions: Abbott's Grill, Accents, Atlantic Jewelry Expressions, Bad Hair Day Salon, Beach Waves, Bethany Blues, Big Fish Grill, Budda and Beads, Calligraphy and Jewelry Designs by Joanne DeFiore, CK Hairport, Clear Space Theater, Cleo's, Coastal Cuts, Coolspring Cottage, CraZy LadyZ!, D. Kallesser Studios, Deanna's & Piccolino, Dreamweavers, East of Maui, LLC, EC Shades, Elevee Events, Kay Kempton's Art Works, Food by Design, Henlopen City Oyster House, In 2 Sole, J. Conn Scott Showhouse, Josephine's Daughter, Judy Mercer-Artist, Just In Thyme, Karen's Keepsakes, L.E.H. Soap Company, Lavender Farm, Louie's Pizza, Mariachi's, MC Nails, Nage, Nationwide Insurance, Nicola's Pizza, Oasis Wellness Spa, Peebles, Pickled Pig Pub, Pig & Fish, Pineapple Princess, Robert Thomas Salon, Root Gourmet, Sea Finds, Sea Shell Shop, Something Comfortable, Southern DE Choral Society, Summer House, The Fabulous Dress, Thomas David Salon, Tiger Lili, Tulip, Twila Farrell, Village Salon & Spa, Windsor Flowers-Plants, and the YMCA.
It was a wonderful day. We hope to see you for the next fashion show on April 18, 2015.
Carol Hall
fashion show chair
Village Improvement Association
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