Allie-Coosh 23rd Anniversary Fashion Show—Realtors on the Runway Benefiting Dwell with Dignity

On September 23^rd, fashion designer Paulette Martsolf celebrated the 23^rd anniversary of Allie-Coosh.  Founding the longest running ladies boutique in Snider Plaza, she is grateful for her clients who have embraced and sustained her beloved brand which all started with a pajama collection.  The name ‘Allie-Coosh’ stems from Paulette’s native land of Newfoundland which translates to ‘off the bed’. Although her apparel has evolved from sleepwear over the last 23 years her chic everyday lines continue to carry the quality of comfort. 

Alison Phifer, Susan Tiner, Jennifer Clark, Regina Bruce

Among Paulette’s long standing and widespread clientele is a generous amount of Dallas’ power house realtors. Paulette’s supporters and anniversary runway models included Doris Jacobs of Allie Beth Allman, Joan Eleazer of Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s, Karen Fry of Dave Perry Miller, Shelby Fuqua of Virginia Cook and Kelly Logsdon Rush of Ebby Halliday.

Doris Jacobs

These notable professionals and more than 15 other models showcased Paulette’s everyday wear, her new AC Couture Studio designs and helped debut Paulette’s new line of hand crafted leather handbags.  

Candy Evans, Doris Jacobs, Joan Eleazer, Karen Fry

Guests enjoyed wine, delicacies from Ford’s Kitchen and the chance to support Dwell with Dignity who benefited from the special occasion. The graceful and eloquent DWD founder Kim Robison shared her gratitude for the work all had put into the occasion. The crowd or realtors certainly understood the plight of the nonprofit which is to provide dignified housing for those in need.  Each month Allie-Coosh will benefit a chosen charity with her new line of hand crafted handbags.

Shop for a Cause at The Blues Jean Bar - Including Custom Denim Fit and Styling Session

Legacy Counseling Center is proud to announce that we will be partnering with The Blues Jean Bar in Snider Plaza on August 28th from 6:00-9:00 PM for a fun night of cocktails, food, and shopping. Tickets are only $20 and all proceeds go to Legacy Counseling Center and Founders Cottage. While you shop, you can enjoy free cocktails from Tito’s Vodka and snacks from Zoe’s Kitchen. Each guest will enjoy a custom denim fit consultation and styling session along with 10% off merchandise. 10 percent of all proceeds will go towards providing scholarships for women living with HIV/AIDS to attend the 2015 Grace Project National Conference for Women Living with HIV, the largest in the nation. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to support a great cause while enjoying free food, cocktails and shopping for your back to school and/or fall wardrobe!

 

Purchase tickets here

 

Legacy Counseling Center (www.legacycounseling.org) was founded 25 years ago by a small group of psychotherapists and people living with HIV/AIDS who needed a place to go for support in dealing with this life changing disease. Legacy also operates Legacy Founders Cottage, a seven-bedroom house that provides around-the-clock care for critically ill and dying AIDS patients in a home-like setting.

Wigs, Wardrobes & Wine at Allie-Coosh

Join The Bridge Breast Network at Allie-Coosh tonight
for an informal fashion show!

Allie-Coosh owner, Paulette Martsolf, is the designer of all things in store (minus select accessories) and has even launched her own jewelry designs.

Allie-Coosh has been in Snider Plaza for 18 years and is a favorite of high society women who carry a style of sophistication and edge. The boutique is known for their special occasion wear (mother-of-the bride, charity events, galas, etc.) and philanthropic means.

Paulette, with her affection for and daily wear of wigs, is partnering with Mimi’s Wig boutique for the May 19th event. They are bringing wigs for the party guests to “play” with during the informal fashion show and are ultimately donating wigs to The Bridge Breast Network as well as a monetary donation.

RSVP 214-363-8616 or mail@allie-coosh.com