- November 28, 2024
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Roy Cohen and Ellen Berman
B.J. Creighton and DWB-President Ida Zito
Amy Overbay
George Terris, Kelly Christiansen, Andy Anderson, Valerie Terris, Poppy and Geoff Spencer
Co-Chairs Renee Hamad and Kathy Coffey
Veronica Brady and Sally Schule
Roy and Patricia Jones with Kathy Coffey and Leslie East
Janet Hunter and Rhonda Diggins
Sandy Greenberg and Per Rasmussen
Marsha and Dick Johnson
Dennis and Becky Maiotti
Matt and Jane Thompson with Brian Roskamp
Lois Lucek and Faith Goldman
Brent Greeno with Gisele Pintchuck
Melissa Furman
Iain Webb and Flori Roberts
John Hunter with Gloria Moss and Jim Helmich
Roxie Jerde and Jean Weidner-Goldstein
Margaret Wise and Teri Hansen
Roxie Jerde and Joan Kaiser
Diane and Bob Roskamp
Kristianne Kleine and Hamilton Coffey
Lauren Walsh, Scott Anderson, Michael Scott, Debbie and Larry Haspel
Renee Hamad, Bill Fenner and Kathy Coffey
George Kole and Judy Zuckerberg
Flora Major, Steve Wilberding, Gerri Aaron and Jay Brady
Bruce Rodgers and Lisa Rubenstein
Brock and Julie Leach
Wendy Feinstein with Cheryl MacLauchlan
Ulf and Annika Sandstrom
Emcee Carolyn Michel
Model Hayley Wielgus-Winitz
Drag Queen Beneva Fruitville
Sailor Circus performers
Model Anne Chauvet
Molly Schechter and Charlie-Anne Syprett
Marisa and Doug Fowler
Jim Buck, Debbie Haspel, Peg Abt and Susan Buck
Betty Schoenbaum and niece Susan Cruikshank
To borrow a phrase from Harold Zidler, owner of The Moulin Rouge in the titular film, Designing Women Boutique’s annual style show and gala dinner was “Spectacular! Spectacular!” Guests were “dumb with wonderment” with one of the best fashion shows in the event’s 10-year history. Produced by Jean Weidner-Goldstein and Carolyn Michel, who also emceed, and styled by Lauren Walsh, Joan Campo-Liga and Vicki Hornberger, the fashion show had gobs of models, including Sandra Day (who’s strutted the runway every year), Beneva Fruitville and a performance by the Sailor Circus Academy.
The fashions were so fabulous that the “voice from above,” Brent Greeno, reminded people that they were all from Designing Women Boutique, which had just received a large donation of evening gowns and ballroom dancing costumes from Sarasota’s dancing queen, Beverly Marsh.
Co-Chairs Renee Hamad and Kathy Coffey also wore feathered and bejeweled costumes created by Bill Fenner. Lastly, making it “so exciting and so delighting,” was the fact that all three founders — Diane Roskamp, Jean Weidner-Goldstein and Margaret Wise — were all in attendance.
