ESTEEM: A Fashion Show

Esteem is a celebration of positive body image. Local celebrities join girls and women, men and boys, of all ages and sizes, to embrace healthy, balanced lifestyles and self-acceptance. By helping to increase awareness about eating disorders and the importance of positive body image, ESTEEM encourages people to love themselves while striving to be healthy.

 

ESTEEM | A FASHION SHOW

Saturday, September 12, 2015
10:30am Doors Open

 TOOTSIES

8300 Preston Center Plaza, Dallas, TX 75225

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Esteem A Fashion Show Encouraged Fall Shopping and Socializing

2014 Esteem A Fashion Show Group Shot

TOOTSIES located at the Plaza at Preston Center hosted the 5^thAnnual Elisa Project Esteem A Fashion Show on Saturday, September 13^th.

Ms. Holly Pellham Davis and her daughter Landry Davis served as ESTEEM’s 2014 Co-Chairs with Brendan Higgins and Amy Vanderoff of WFAA’s Good Morning Texas serving as emcees with Nerissa Von Helpenstill, TOOTSIES Store Director, offering fashion commentary.

On a crisp, clear morning, guests enjoyed organic breakfast bites, beverages, Fall Fashion Show coordinated by Rhonda Sargent Chambers of RSC Show Productions and featuring celebrity models: Janine and Juliette Turner, Amy Robinson, LeeAnne Locken, Amanda Sterett Albritton with Anna Kate Albritton & Olivia Adams Sterett, Pam Skaggs Frank and Bridget Frank, Melanie Mills, Hilary Kennedy, Blake Stephenson& Cat Stephenson, Dawn Belcher Neufeld, Shannon D. Vilbiss, Jocelyn White, Shay Geyer with Brooklyn & Jaylie Geyer, Courtney Kerr, Kellie Raspberry with Emma Kelly, Katherine Hutchins, Holly Davis and Landry Davis, Brian Cuban and Nikki Moore as well as fall shopping with 10% of proceeds benefiting The Elisa Project. 

Jamie O'Banion and Shannon Hughes Stuart

 Seen in the crowd: D’Andra Simmons, Angela Choquette, Shona Gilbert, Anne Stodghill, Janet Fresquez, Yvonne Crum, Dr. Stephanie Setliff, Kim Martinez, Executive Director of The Elisa Project, Vivian Lombardi, Debby Egger Allbright and Jay Finegold.

Sponsors included: Amanda Sterett Jewelry, Bellacures, DJ Jason Esquire, Eating Recovery Center of Dallas, Elizabeth Showers, Facelogic, Hilton Anatole Verandah Club, Kid Biz & The Biz, Lombardi Restaurants, Mary Kay, Remuda Ranch, Renee Rouleau, Timerline Knolls, UBER, Vita Coco and Wendy Krispin Caterer.



Kellie Raspberry, Emma Kelly



The Elisa Project Esteem Fashion Show

The Elisa Project Esteem Fashion Show will take place on Saturday, September 13^th.  Doors open at TOOTSIES at 10:30 am.

 

Ms. Holly Pellham Davis and her daughter Landry Davis are serving as ESTEEM’s 2014 Co-Chairs with Brendan Higgins and Amy Vanderoff of WFAA’s Good Morning Texas serving as emcees.

 

Guests will enjoy organic breakfast bites, beverages, Fall Fashion Show coordinated by Rhonda Sargent Chambers of RSC Show Productions and featuring Mother/Father Daughter duos as well as fall shopping with 10% of proceeds benefiting The Elisa Project.

 

To purchase tickets go to www.elisaproject.com or call 214.369.5222. Last year’s show was a sell-out, so purchase your tickets today!

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ESTEEM A Fashion Show Benefiting the Elisa Project

For guests such as Leesa Alhadef, Jane Robertson, Becky Peacock Morris, Trudy Cresswell, Bethany Siggins, Patricia Granowski, Nancy Campbell and Kate Wagner, Wednesday, March 3 began with the First Annual ESTEEM A Fashion Show at The Grand Pavilion of the Dallas Trade Mart. Talented and creative Rhonda Sargent Chambers did double duty as Chairman and Fashion Show Producer through her company RSC Show Productions.

After guests got breakfast treats and went to their tables, they were welcomed by Mistress of Ceremonies, Debbie Denmon from WFAA-TV. Then models including Diane Johnston, Drew Pearson, Amy Mueller and Carole and Scott Murray walked down the runway in gorgeous fashions from Saks Fifth Avenue Galleria Dallas selected and coordinated by Becky Peacock Morris.

ESTEEM is the newest event of The Elisa Project a nonprofit organization dedicated to the prevention and effective treatment of eating disorders through awareness, information, education, support, and advocacy. The Elisa Project was founded in 1999 by Rick and Leslie McCall in memory of their daughter Elisa McCall, a vibrant 20-year old college student who suffered with the pain of an eating disorder and ultimately took her own life. She recorded her struggle in a personal journal and its posthumous publication has inspired many in our community to join in combating eating disorders. The McCalls wanted to share the message that recovery from eating disorders is possible and that no one should have to suffer or recover alone.
For more information or to donate, please contact The Elisa Project at 214-369-5222 or theelisaproject.org.