Entries Tagged 'About Me' ↓
My Oscar has a First Name, It’s O.S.C.A.R
February 26th, 2009 — About Me
With Personalized License Plates to match of Course!
February 21st, 2009 — About Me
HiStyley.Com Featuring Me!
February 7th, 2009 — About Me

Phillip Lim Cashmere Wool Dress, J crew pink and heather grey wellies with black knee high socks.
Describe your style?
My general style is classic preppy with the feminine twist. I’m the girliest of all girls. I’m obbessed with dresses and girlie frill. My favorite color is pink, and I always wear wellies in rains, it always makes the day more fun when slushing through wet puddles.
My style icons are The Stepford Wives, Jacqueline Kenndy, Grace Kelly, Charlotte Sex and the City, Blair Waldorf of Gossip girl, to me they embodie a regal edge with refinement, elegance and sophistication.
Quote?
“As far as I’m concered playing dress up starts at the age of 5 and never truley ends.”
What do you want to buy next?
At the moment I’m preparing to attend paris fashion week in march for the ready to wear shows. So on my list are a few new stunning attention grabbing dresses, Phillip Lim or Chanel gloves and sheer black tights from Wolford.
My Day at Inner City Arts
January 15th, 2009 — About Me, Charity

Inner-City Arts was founded in 1989 in response to funding cuts that eliminated arts instruction from Los Angeles public schools. Aware of the powerful role of the arts, Bob Bates, Artistic Director and Co-Founder, saw the need to offer at-risk children the opportunity to experience the power of creativity. Along with Irwin Jaeger, a local businessman and entrepreneur, Bob worked to restore arts education to the children in and around Los Angeles’ skid row area. From the beginning, a unique and on-going partnership was formed – Los Angeles Unified School District brings students to Inner-City Arts during their regular school day.
Inner-City Arts offers opportunities for children to build artistic self-expression, enhancing their ability to perform both creatively and academically in challenging environments. Our children learn to communicate feelings and ideas in the universal language of art, and are empowered to apply the skills they have learned to their regular academic programs. Most importantly, children are able to see themselves as valuable, worthy and capable of reaching goals.
We believe that the arts are vital for personal and cultural development and they connect the individual to their community and to the larger world. Our philosophy is that by validating the creative impulses and uniqueness of each student, we provide a bridge between the artistic experience and the development of the whole child and increased academic achievement.
Please Send Donations To:
Inner City Arts
720 Kohler Street
Los Angeles, California
Or Visit:
www.Inner-cityarts.Org
My 1920’s Champagne Cocktail Party….
January 9th, 2009 — About Me