- November 22, 2024
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Lauren Nielsen, emcee Peter Salefsky and Barbie Vasile
Women's Council of Realtors Sarasota President Ivan Gould and Event Lead Melissa Watrobsky
Tammie Chamberlain, Cindy Jaramillo, Christal Gentile and Ariana Gillooly
Jason Van Cleave, Brandy Coffey, Stephanie Paxton, Dayton Coffey and Ryan Featherstone
Dakota Magnus and Nicole Christie
David Clapp, Paula Cashi and Adam Chicoine
Julianna Burns and Kylie Jackson
Christina Bonaccorso, Tony Fitzgerald and Kathy VanDorne
Anne Katz and Keren Mizrahi
Julie Franklin, Cyndi Riddell, Kathy Schaefer, Beth Carlton, Gina Serena and Robin Wentz
Kathy Collums, Paul Oakes and Kati Connell
Emcee Peter Salefsky gears up for the show.
Maryellen Paterson, Mike Tullio and Charlotte Griffin
Susan Zacharias and Carrie Lewis
Christal Gentile, Vanessa Mason and Gina Serena
Caroline Tritschler and Joey Lamielle
Joe Shea and Roger Piro
Sharon Gould, Emily Sherwood, Donna Grubbs and Vanessa Cruz
Amber Lynch, Allison Sadar and Christa Sweeney
Natasha Selvaraj and Selina Wiggins
Jess Coay, Brenda Wilson and Beth Barnett
Dale Key, Mary Quaid, Marry Ann Kopps and Debbi Terek
Janene McGowan, Dustin Meshberger, Amanda Webb and Laura Rode
Women's Council of Realtors Sarasota gave its yearly fashion show some patriotic flair on Sept. 4 at Hyatt Regency Sarasota.
The 26th annual event had a "Stars, Stripes & Style" theme and an audience ready to match. More than 400 guests wore all sorts of reds, whites and blues to the luncheon, where they mingled before sitting down to watch more than 20 models strut up and down the catwalk.
This year's event benefited the Women's Council of Realtors Sarasota Education Fund and Goodwill Manasota. To mark the occasion, the models' clothes were chosen from a local Goodwill shop.
"Goodwill isn't somewhere you go to discard your clothes, it's where you go to shop," Women's Council of Realtors Sarasota President Ivan Gould said. "A lot of the ladies here today have gone to Goodwill for their red, white and blues."
Gould said she hopes the luncheon will raise $20,000.
