The sold-out event brought 200 people to Longboat Island Chapel on March 5.
By
Katie Johns
| 1:02 p.m. March 5, 2019
Longboat Key
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The Lord’s Warehouse fashion show was all about making old looks new.
Eleven models walked the runway March 5 in clothing found in The Lord’s Warehouse, which is full of clothing and accessories donated by Longboat Key residents and visitors.
The sold-out event brought 200 fashion enthusiasts to Longboat Island Chapel for a morning and afternoon full of food, fashion and fun. The day kicked off with a preview at 10 a.m. where guests could peruse silent auction and raffle items ranging from books and jewelry to artwork and gourmet dining utensils.
Next came lunch, and then finally, the “Once is not Enuf!” fashion show.
Event co-chairwomen Donna Dolan and Betty Rahm
Carol O’Brien models jeans and a sparkly top from the Lord’s Warehouse.
Kathy Mull and Susan Small
Toni Hodson and Pat Young
Ann Hasenfus models a coral skirt and off the shoulder top from the Lord’s Warehouse.
Susan Small, Judy Seyfried, Fran Zunna, Marie Scilingo, Judy Hundley and Kathy Mull
The Lord’s Warehouse fashion show presented clothing that is available in the shop.
Sophie Bierker models black cutoffs and a white blouse.
Usher Gene Miller, commentator Martha Miller and usher Tom Vitro
Danielle Bodnar models a geometric jumpsuit.
Jan Holman, Joan Patridge and Dolly Gianno
June McBride wears coral colors as she walks the runway.
Beryl Schwarztrauber dons a colorful jacket and white pants for the fashion show.
Raffle baskets were on display as attendees arrived.
Fran Ridley walks the runway wearing clothes from The Lord’s Warehouse.
As guests arrived, they perused raffle and silent auction baskets.
Silent auction items ranged from artwork to gourmet dining sets.
Patty Parmann shows off acid wash jeans and a bomber jacket during the fashion show.
Mona Rios wears a black and white ensemble as she walks the runway.
