Planned Parenthood of Southwest and Central Florida stays in style with fall fashion show

Always in Style was held Nov. 11 at Michael's On East.

  • By Harry Sayer
  • | 3:30 p.m. November 11, 2019
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Michael's On East was buzzing with excitement and support during Planned Parenthood of Southwest and Central Florida's Always in Style fashion show and luncheon Nov. 11. The fall event had more than 300 guests filling Michael's On East's ballroom to enjoy a day of drinks, food and fashion. The styles on display during the fashion show were from L Boutique, Dreamweaver Collection and Lotus Boutique with hair and makeup done by NUOVO Salon & Spa. 

 

President and CEO Stephanie Fraim spoke to the successes and threats that Planned Parenthood was experiencing and stressed the importance of voting in local elections. Fashion Producer Lissa Murphy introduced the fashion show soon after and the models took to the stage. Planned Parenthood staff hoped to raise $75,000 by the end of the show. 

Co-chairs Mark Steinwachs, Kyla Weiner, President/CEO Stephanie Fraim and co-chairs Pam Brown and Charlotte Perret
Co-chairs Mark Steinwachs, Kyla Weiner, President/CEO Stephanie Fraim and co-chairs Pam Brown and Charlotte Perret
Director of Philanthropy Jan Chester and President and CEO Stephanie Fraim
Director of Philanthropy Jan Chester and President and CEO Stephanie Fraim
Katherine Tanner, Sunny Smith and Lexi Calderon
Katherine Tanner, Sunny Smith and Lexi Calderon
More than 300 guests attended this year's Always in Style.
More than 300 guests attended this year's Always in Style.
Elle LaClair and Lissa Murphy
Elle LaClair and Lissa Murphy
Linda Albert, Lucia Blinn, Nancy Schlossberg and Susan Fink
Linda Albert, Lucia Blinn, Nancy Schlossberg and Susan Fink
Shirley Farrell, Isabel Francis and Margaret Bryant
Shirley Farrell, Isabel Francis and Margaret Bryant
Samantha Gholar and David Weires
Samantha Gholar and David Weires
Rennie Carter and Joan Emrich
Rennie Carter and Joan Emrich
Shirley Farrell, Paola Ferst and Margaret Bryant
Shirley Farrell, Paola Ferst and Margaret Bryant
Kathy Brown and Jane Hermansen
Kathy Brown and Jane Hermansen
Barbara Lorry and Marjorie Peter
Barbara Lorry and Marjorie Peter
Vera and Ellen Seidensticker
Vera and Ellen Seidensticker
A unique dessert was available for every guest.
A unique dessert was available for every guest.
Bonnie Wilder, Jayne Meth and Jackie Maggin
Bonnie Wilder, Jayne Meth and Jackie Maggin
Karen Selwyn and Judy Wertheimer
Karen Selwyn and Judy Wertheimer
Tanice Knoppa and Francine Achbar
Tanice Knoppa and Francine Achbar
Maxine Spitzer, Karen Gary, Rosalyn Kline, Dana Kline, Susan Cohen and Janet Stern Solomon
Maxine Spitzer, Karen Gary, Rosalyn Kline, Dana Kline, Susan Cohen and Janet Stern Solomon
Linda Gass, Andrea Hillebrand and Audrey Robbins
Linda Gass, Andrea Hillebrand and Audrey Robbins
Kim Stadlin, Joyce Hersh and Lindy Monda
Kim Stadlin, Joyce Hersh and Lindy Monda
Aundria Castleberry and Wendy Mannresnick
Aundria Castleberry and Wendy Mannresnick
Judith Yaeger and Sharon Patrice
Judith Yaeger and Sharon Patrice
Tara Backhaus, co-chair Mark Steinwachs and Dr. Sujatha Prabhakaran
Tara Backhaus, co-chair Mark Steinwachs and Dr. Sujatha Prabhakaran
Lisa Zelniker, Susan Gorin and Aileen Schuman
Lisa Zelniker, Susan Gorin and Aileen Schuman

 

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