Mobile
Friday, May 6, 2011
Features Talking style in Jumping the Broom
Posted By T. Strong on Fri, May 6, 2011 at 2:53 PM
Jumping the Broom premieres today in theaters nationwide, and I had the honor of hosting a StyleMayvin fashionable meeting of the minds with about 18 attendees in conjunction with a private screening of the movie on Wednesday evening.
I love an exclusive premiere, don't you? All of the women and men in attendance were some of Charlotte's most fashionable folks. From writers, bloggers, designers, makeup artisits, event planners and more, this group had tons to talk about style-wise as it relates to the movie. And ... to top it all off, we were able to enjoy the screening courtesy of JONES Magazine, a national fashion publication that always keeps its readers on trend. Some of my favorite looks were worn by the stars of the movie Angela Bassett, Paula Patton and Megan Goode. These ladies look super hot on the silver screen and the bride's wedding dress was breathtaking. Ladies, it's wedding season and I'm sure you'll get a lot of inspiration from this film. So, make plans to dress up, gather your stilettos and see this fabulous movie with some of your closest friends.
T. Strong is a TV personality, personal stylist and fashion journalist who contributes commentary on Creative Loafing’s Klepto blog in addition to writing for several other national media organizations. To learn more visit www.StyleMayvin.com or follow “therealtstrong” on Twitter.
Speaking of...
Comments (5)
Showing 1-5 of 5
Latest in Klepto Blog
-
Resilient glassmaker Melissa Beard's jewelry line shines
Jan 18, 2013 -
Styleacope: Scorpio
Nov 19, 2012 -
Bowling lanes are made for fashion shows
Nov 9, 2012 - More »
More by T. Strong
-
Who won the Green Jeans Consignment Stylist contest?
Aug 3, 2012 -
Style Night Out: Save the Date! 9/13/12
Aug 3, 2012 -
Green Jeans Consignment hosts style battle
Jul 23, 2012 - More »
-
All About Style: Checking out the new Blush Boutique
A visit to the South End boutique yields great finds for women.
