Fashion's Night Out LA

FNOLA was such a blast and I was so lucky to get some of the best treatment! This year I went into Fashion's Night Out with a totally different perspective. Calling myself a "busy bee" is no understatement especially with having to stay on top of Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

What did I wear?
Shirt: TJ Maxx Shorts & Shades: H&M Belt: Vintage Purse: Gift Shoes: Nordstrom
 Jewelry: Vintage

I took so many pictures and I wish I could share them all with you, but that would mean this post would go on forever and ever! Thanks to Tamara Baskin, who worked with the Mayor's office, I was able to get a second row seat in the fashion show. (I got to sit behind some of the cast of Glee...EEEEE!)

xo Kait

FNOLA Press Conference

This last week, my Fashion Journalism teacher asked us what we thought about covering FNOLA, and well I was so excited and couldn't wait for the fashionable event on September 8th. So we all met up at FNOLA's Press Conference at the Beverly Center where we heard the mayor of Los Angles and many more amazing people talk about the exciting events to come at his years Fashion's Night Out. 

If some of you aren't familiar with Fashion's Night Out, it's been a stylish success for the last 3 yrs in places all around the world. This extravaganza lets designers, stars and celebrities celebrate and mingle at all types of FNO events. Fashion’s Night Out began in New York in the year 2009 by Vogue, NYC & Company, and the Council of Fashion Designers of America. The goal of the FNO was to motivate consumers to support the fashion industry during the economic downfall. With one extremely successful year under their belt Fashion’s Night Out took on the challenge and expanded to 16 other countries. 

And I had to leave you some photos from the press conference. Hope to see you all there, shopping all night long.

Here's a piece of my writing for the Press Conference: "Keeping in mind that our economic situation isn’t at its best, on September 8th consumers will be allowed to participate in a special night where there’s an excuse to shop till they drop. Los Angeles takes much pride in being the heartland of women’s moderately priced fashion and strives to give people as many fashion choices as possible. This global event sponsored by American Vogue, wants to boost the industry and bring to everyone’s attention the importance of fashion in society."

Photo Credits: Amanda Herrera, you can follow her on Twitter: @MissMandaMarie

xo Kait