Bird Key ladies step into spring

On April 25, the club hosted its monthly Style Show complete with lunch, a raffle and fashion show featuring clothing from Lilly Pulitzer.

  • By Katie Johns
  • | 1:37 p.m. April 25, 2019
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Spring was in the air at Bird Key Yacht Club on April 25.

On Thursday morning and afternoon, about 80 women gathered for the monthly style show. This month’s show featured spring and summer items from Lilly Pulitzer on St. Armands Circle.

The models weren’t the only ones wearing the bright colors of the brand. Plenty of fashion enthusiasts were donning vibrant dresses and tops in spirit of the fashion show.

In addition to the style show, attendees enjoyed lunch, perused clothing at a Lilly Pulitzer pop-up shop and bought raffle tickets.

Lynn Kukanza and Eve Kanoff
Lynn Kukanza and Eve Kanoff
Lilly Pulitzer bags decorated the center of each table.
Lilly Pulitzer bags decorated the center of each table.
Sue Ghezzi models spring clothing from Lilly Pulitzer.
Sue Ghezzi models spring clothing from Lilly Pulitzer.
Claire Walocko and Ruthie Milam
Claire Walocko and Ruthie Milam
Medora Sheehan, Medora Dashiell and Madora Helminski
Medora Sheehan, Medora Dashiell and Madora Helminski
Models wore fashions from the spring and summer collections of Lilly Pulitzer.
Models wore fashions from the spring and summer collections of Lilly Pulitzer.
Lee Levins, Sandra Burkin and Mary Glynn
Lee Levins, Sandra Burkin and Mary Glynn
Kathy Neumann and Lynn Smith
Kathy Neumann and Lynn Smith
There was a Lilly Pulitzer pop-up shop outside of the luncheon where guests could peruse items.
There was a Lilly Pulitzer pop-up shop outside of the luncheon where guests could peruse items.
Models wore fashions from the spring and summer collections of Lilly Pulitzer.
Models wore fashions from the spring and summer collections of Lilly Pulitzer.

 

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