- November 8, 2024
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Lois Lowsky, Carol Kobak, Janey Kaplan and Barbara Pappas.
Phyllis Plonener, Sharon Schreiber and Carla Nash.
Abbie Gross, Robin Green and Jamie Krasnow.
Nancy Cohen and Bonnie Wilder.
Linda Maddaugh, Rochelle Bass, Robbi Weiss, Yvonne Svastal and Caryl Levin.
Sylvia Pastor and Marion Levine.
Suzanne Lutkoff.
Anne Virag and Gail Barzman.
Rosalyn Fleischer and Joyce Cooper.
Star Gordon Woods and Lavanda Brookins.
Decorations stuck to the "Strike a Pose" Madonna theme.
Raffle prizes from St. Armands stores were up for grabs.
Sheila Zinder and Karin Riccardi.
Jan Binkow, Susan Newmark and Jane Rodbell.
Co-chairs Sylvia Pastor and Nancy Cohen.
Lunch from Michael's on East.
Raffle prizes were zoomed to their recipients when tickets were drawn.
Isaac Azerad prepares for his modeling debut.
Susan Gorin and her first look.
Sylvia Pastor hands flowers to Isaac Azerad.
Lois Lowsky strikes a pose.
Star Gordon Woods in her first casual outfit.
Debbie Cohen carries an Evelyn and Arthur bag down the runway.
Bonnie Wilder on the runway.
Models make their exit.
At the 2020 Temple Beth Israel’s BIW Fashion Show, striking your best pose in clothes that make you feel confident was the theme.
All the models were from Temple Beth Israel’s congregation, including the only male model, executive director Isaac Azerad. The popular fashion show is one of the BIW organization’s cornerstone events of the year, and all funds raised go to the Temple.
“Women love to see fashion; it’s just fun,” co-chair Sylvia Pastor said.
About 150 women (and a few men) attended the event on Jan. 15 at Michael’s On East, and strolled around sipping champagne and trying their luck on one of the many raffle prizes before sitting down to lunch. After lunch, the real show began. Seven women from the Temple showed off three outfits each — casual, daytime and evening looks. Evelyn and Arthur provided the fashions this year.
Evelyn and Arthur representative Aliki Gamble shared fun facts about the models and their outfits as they walked the runway and struck their poses.
“I feel like I have a whole new slew of girlfriends,” Gamble said.
