1. The Nicoletti Kidney Transplant Center’s grand opening and dedication event took place on Wednesday, December 14, 2016 at Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia. The event began with a reception style luncheon, allowing guests to tour the brand new facility. Guests, members of the Jefferson Kidney Transplant Team and Jefferson Benefactors and the Nicoletti Family, whom the center is named for, gathered in the Family Meeting room to hear from Stephen K. Klasko, MD, MBA, President and CEO of Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health. Following the presentation and ribbon cutting guests had an opportunity for guided tours throughout the space. Ferrier, Nicoletti and Peruto family members gathered for a photo following the ribbon cutting.

2. Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health President and CEO Stephen Klasko cut a ribbon with TJUH President of the Women’s BoardVanessa Weismann during a tour of the facility.

3. TJUH Womens Board members Vanessa Weisman, Dr. Tae Ock Kauh, Rosemary McNulty, Deborah Tustin, Mary Anne Fellman and Donna Salvo paused for a photo during a tour of the facility.

4. Megan Nicoletti and her father, Mark R. Nicoletti Sr.

5. Christine Ferrier Billinger, James C. Billinger, Donna Nicoletti Ferrier, Gabrielle Nicoletti Ferrier, Joseph J. Ferrier, Eric D. Feinberg and Michael F. Ferrier.

6. Drs. Cataldo Doria and Ignatius Marino paused for a photo with Elizabeth A. Dale, TJUH executive Vice President and Chief
Development Officer.

7. George C. Francos M.D., Cataldo Doria M.D. and Ignatius Marino M.D.

8. Arthur Pasquarella and Lara Goldstein.

9. Mark R. Nicoletti Sr., Lara Goldstein, Donna Nicoletti Ferrier and Lori Nicoletti Ferrier paused for a photo beneath the newly installed Nicoletti Kidney Transplant Center sign.

1. Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg annual holiday party took place at the Park Hyatt at the Bellevue Hotel on Thursday, December 16, 2016. Attendees enjoyed cocktails, a buffet supper,  meeting and mingling. Klehr Harrison Harvey Branzburg LLP is a dynamic law firm known in the business, financial and legal communities for its aggressive and creative problem-solving skills. John Westrum, Ricki Lang and Daniel Sill and Heather Alamia attended the event.

2. Alison Petrelli, Heather Alamia, Jessica Stockton and Donna Calciane.

3. Harvey Spears, Melissa Leonard, David Steerman and Lee Moylan.

4. David Speerman, Lee Moylan and Helen Lafferty shared a moment with Bill Harvey ( center).

5. Chris Fazio, Rob Hamilton and Tom Killeen.

6. Bart Blatstein and Albert Simmons.

7. Devyn Gehret and Momin Sheikh.

1. On December 15, 2016, men’s night pioneers and fashion experts attended  the Nicole Miller Philadelphia Boutique’s annual Men’s Night at the store located in the Hyatt at the Bellevue Hotel. Boutique owner Mary K. Dougherty helped men find something for everyone on their list, with a unique selection of sportswear, cocktail, day dresses, evening wear, accessories, limited edition Philadelphia printed ties, scarves and more. Guests enjoyed cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and informal modeling and ten percent of sales benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters. Gabrielle Iorio, Lenny Sylk, Mary Dougherty, Ian Swain and Tristan Sylk were pictured during the event.

2. Sarah Cossa, Josh and Megan Morken.

3. Mary Dougherty, Marcus Allen of Big Brothers Big Sisters and Sabrina Pray.

4. Jason Mandel, Melissa Leonard, Brandon Morrison and Stacey Kracher.

5. Jesse Daniels and Frank Coulson III.

6. Fran Cassidy, Ed Rendell, Mary Dougherty, Sabrina Pray and Ian Swain.

7. Jan Weinstock and Sabrina Pray.

1. Living Beyond Breast Cancer and Skirt hosted a fabulous night full of shopping and cocktails on Tuesday, December 13, 2016. Attendees came out for a great cause for Living Beyond Breast Cancer. LBBC provides programs and services to help people whose lives have been impacted by breast cancer. Jean Sachs, Barbara
Yorke and Margaret Zuccotti attended the event at Skirt.

2. Leslie Schneider, Keira Vederman and Lauren DeMarco.

3. Elyse Siravo and Natalie Murphy.

4. Jennifer Green, Jen Grumfeld and Emily Glassman chatted with Lauren DeMarco.

1. On Saturday, December 17, 2016, Lisa Ferrie Kennedy and her husband JP Kennedy hosted a holiday party at their Malvern home. Guests enjoyed hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, beer and wine, a buffet supper and an evening with family and friends. Instead of a hostess gift Lisa and JP collected small monetary donations for Cuddle My Kids & The Chester County Food Bank. Cuddle My Kids is an organization that supports families and Children affected by cancer. John and Dana Petricca (left) and Lisa Ferrie Kennedy and JP Kennedy (right) paused for a photo during the event.

2. Art and Christina Collias.

3. Lisa Ferrie Kennedy, Sandra Yodesky and Christine DeBonis.

4. Pete and Angela Federico and Ed Curran

5. Joni Praplaski, Barbara Coffey and Jen Fisher.

6. Frank and Stephanie Giampetro, Harry and Susan Hall and Stephanie and Jim Buysse.

7. Joni Praplaski, Diane Kolo and Lisa Ferrie Kennedy.

1. On Tuesday, December 20, 2016, Sevag PR hosted a Holiday Social Hour at Avenue Kitchen in Villanova. Guests enjoyed cocktails, Prosecco and hors d’oeuvres and chatted about their 2016 holiday plans. Sevag Public Relations is a boutique creative and special events agency specializing in fashion, lifestyle brands, restaurant, and non-profit industries. Founded by Kristy Sevag in 2010, the Sevag Public Relations team offers clients a wide range of PR services such as brand launches and social media management. Philadelphia Style Editor-in-Chief Kristin Detterline and Addison Real Estate Company specialist Jamie Reibenbach paused for a photo with Kristy (center) during the event.

2. Drew Coblitz and Mike Monsell attended the social hour event.

3. FOX29’s Jenn Frederick was pictured with Mike Greenidge and Cara Hollander.

4. Kristy Sevag chatted with Bryan Rishforth of R&R global partners , Fran D’Ambrosio and Jen Rubinstein.

5. Todd and Elizabeth Herremans.

7. Ella’s Grove owner Fran D’Ambrosio chatted with Kristy Sevag.

1. On Wednesday, December 21, 2016 Ella’s Grove, an eclectic women’s clothing store in Haverford Square, hosted its annual Men’s Night shopping event. Attendees stopped by with lists of ”naughty or nice” gift items and made their choices. Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres were served. Owner Fran D’Ambrosio brings a love of design and a passion for beauty to Ella’s Grove. For almost 30 years, Fran has played many roles in the world of fashion, most notably as proprietor of acclaimed boutiques in both Connecticut and The Hamptons and now on
the Main Line in Haverford Square. (From left Lance Avery Morgan, Brian D’Ambrosio, Sandy Edelstein, Rob Giardinelli, Melissa Leonard and Kristy and Jeff Sevag paused for a photo with Fran D’Ambrosio (third left) during the Men’s Night event.

2. Gina Clark and Fran D’Ambrosio welcomed guests to the event.

3. Melissa Leonard brought Madison and Maxwell to the event.

4. Rob Giardinelli, Jody Pitt and Lance Avery Morgan.

6. Sandy and Robert Edelstein.

1. On Thursday, December 22, 2016, Touché Accessories held a holiday celebration at their establishment in The King of Prussia Mall. Guests enjoyed French wines, French Cheeses and French fare while selecting gifts for family and friends. Touché Accessories, Frenchly named by its owners and managing partners, opened the doors of the first Main Line boutique in May 1985. Accessorizing prominent Main Line, Philadelphia, Washington and New York society clientele, Touché quickly became the premier boutique destination for fashion accessories.
Two decades later, Touché continues traveling abroad to purchase the innovative, current and unique European fashion accessories that have become the mainstay of their business. Anya McDonnell, Jessica Kinney, Evan McDonnell, Julia O’Leary, Rebecca Stehle, Valerie D’Amico and Mia Podgorski paused for a photo with Touché Accessories vice-president Conni Alexandrian McDonnell (center) during the holiday celebration.

2. Mia Podgorski and Rebecca Stehle welcomed guests to the holiday celebration.

3. Conni McDonell and publicist Leslie Padilla.

4. Evan and Anya McDonnell paused for a photo with their grandmother Seda Alexandrian.

5. Jessica Kinney, Anya McDonnell and Valerie D’Amico.

6. Jillian Peters.

8. Mia Podgorski and Rebecca Stehle.

9. Donna and Julia O’Leary.

1. New Year’s Day at the Union League of Philadelphia was yet another chance to celebrate the holiday season in style. Face Painters, Caricaturists, Hobo bands and more were on hand at the League to make the day a blast!  The culinary team prepared a feast beyond compare. Members and guests watched the Mummers Parade as the Mummers twirled, strutted and high-stepped on Broad Street during its 2017 rendition. A Happy New Year was extended to all!

2. The Union League’s Private Dining Director, Stewart Mahan and Alex Hughes, grandson of former Union League president Tom Lynch paused for a photo at the top of the Union League steps overlooking the 2017 Mummers Parade.

3. Union League officers gathered for a photo following a reception where they welcomed attendees to the Union League’s 2017 Open House.

4. Dr. Marianne Ritchie-Gordon, Dr. Stuart Gordon, Victoria Gordon McCarthy and Phillip Gordon.

5. Christina Murphy and Anne Ravert.

6. Debbie and Andy Webster, Liz Mills and Howard Magen.

7. Bill and Nikki Dunigan and their daughters, Finley, Molly and Riley.

8. Barbara Parrino and M.K. Carmichael.

9. Matt Blank, Gabe Fredericks and Marianne Ritchie-Gordon.

10. Christyn Muscarella and Leigh and Charles Waring.

11. Charlotte Pride and Sharon Mankovich.

12. Bishop McNear, Jesse Foster, Jane Schull and Lorelei and Daniel Gauthier.

13. Frank D. Simone and Justin Jeffers.

14. Lauren Jendrasiak, John Reedy, Inga Singh and John Denniston.

15. Ryan Hoffman, Ellen Dahlgren, Samantha Worton, Emily Serwo and Craig Worton.

16. Stephen Chase and friends!

17. Naveen Todi, Jacquelyn Griffin and Katherine Puccio.

18. Megan Feehan and Kristina Tully.

19. Sophie Palitz and Jacob Buinewicz.

20. Matt and Laura Swartz and their daughter Maya.

21. Tricia O’Connor, Theresa Murtagh and Grace and Bridget Flanagan.

22. Peter and Celeste Madden and their children Bianca and Gavin.

23. Nicole Rodowicz, Heather Lewis, Deanna Carpentier and Jenny Waters.

1. The U.L.R.E “Leader of the Year Award” luncheon took place at the Union League of Philadelphia on Wednesday, January 4, 2017. This year’s honoree was David Blumenfeld of Cross Properties. ULRE members and real estate professionals attended and each of them were introduced following the award presentation. ULRE’s mission is to share all real estate related information vital to propelling and expanding the community into the future. Members build professional and long term relationships and make friends in a relaxed atmosphere.  Honorary David Blumenfeld of Cross Properties, Union League President Jim Dunigan, ULRE President Lisa Silveri and ULRE board member Bill Pennewell paused for a photo during the event.

2. Don and Renee Freeman of Freeman Interiors.

3. Lisa Silveri, Marc Franzoni, David Blumenfeld, Joan Hindin and Jim Dunigan.

4. Rachel Petery, Gerald Francesco, Tracy Blumenfeld and Alec Blumenfeld.

5. Alec, Tracy and David Blumenfeld.

6. George Duffield and Jim Roche.

7. Mark Weigle and Bill McElroy.

8. Scott Orens and David Fiori Jr.

9. David Blumenfeld was presented with the ”Leader of the Year” Award for 2016 by Union League President Jim Dunigan.

10. Drew Palmer, Bob Brookman and Marc Franzoni.

11. JerseyMan/PhillyMan Magazine Publisher Ken Dunek chatted with William Shipp and Edward Ferry.

12. Peter D’Amico, George Duffield and David Leney.

13. Tom Mastrocco, Lisa Silveri, Ken Dunek and David Spoont.

14. Bethany Marvel, Carol Home Penn and Jan Kopple.

1.  Hair O’ The Dog took place at the exclusive Fillmore in Philadelphia on Saturday, January 7, 2017.  Partygoers enjoyed top-shelf libations, gourmet fare by Wolfgang Puck Catering, extravagant decor and top-notch entertainment. Longtime friends Dan Cronin and Rob Molinaro created Hair O’ The Dog in 1995 and each year since this glamorous-gala has grown tremendously, in both size and prominence. Today, the event attracts thousands of party goers and is considered the longest running black-tie affair in the country.  A portion of the proceeds from The 23nd Annual Hair O’ The Dog will benefit Bianca’s Kids, a nonprofit 501(c)3 volunteer-based nonprofit organization that focuses on granting wishes to foster and needy children in New Jersey and around the U.S.  Evans Barba, Dede Chau and Hair O’The Dog co-founder Rob Molinaro paused for a photo during the event.

2. Rob Molinaro posed for a photo with ”The Doggie!”

3. Bianca’s Kids board members had fun at the event!

4. Dede Chau and Rob Molinaro.

5. Sean Murphy, Shana Fink, Kathleen Jastrzembski and Fabio Kwon shared the stage with Hair O’ Dog co-founder Dan Cronin as the festivities began!

6. Melissa Leonard attended with Herb Booth and Carla Antinone.

7. Lacey Williams, salon manager of Elizabeth Johns and Paul Virilla of Jan’s Boutique, the official HOD dress sponsor.

8. Cristin Stephens and Thea Gallagher.

9. Nina Radcliffe and her friends attended the event!

10. Dan McCollum, Amy Servis and Dave Gephart had fun at the party!

11. Scott Green, Simona Fallovollita and Curt Bosson.

12. Nina Radcliff.

13. Erin Lynskey and Aleka Suehichnaya.

14. Whitney Ullman, Nina Radcliff and Melissa Leonard.

15. HOD partygoers having fun at the annual event!

16. Miss Tricounty and Miss New Jersey.

17. Jackie and Joel Graciani, Monae Linton and Joe Davic.

1. On Wednesday, January 11, 2017 Down the Line and Beyond Foundation supporters enjoyed  food and drinks while attended a guest bartending event at Kelly’s Taproom in Bryn Mawr. Lucky guests won donated signed memorabilia and Philadelphia Freedom tickets. Proceeds will go towards DTLB’s character and education program. DTLB’s mission is a USTA affiliated NJTL non-profit organization that offers free outreach programs for underserved Philadelphia youth as well as a junior ambassador program for talented Philadelphia area tennis players. Matt Devlin, Charlie Fagan,Bill Bole, Ben Fagan, Charlie Fagan Jr. and Pat O’Brian were pictured during the event.

2. Mev Mata and Brian Aguilar.

3. Desie Boston, Jan Schechter, Jody Guokar and Taeson Vellios.

4. David Fahey, Beth Downey and Peter Conlan.

5. Paul Scattolini, Nick Buca, Avery Stine, Eimon Heywood, Vinnie Gatti and Jackie Jakubowski paused for a photo with DTLB Executive Director Oscar Eppley (in the background!)

1. Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF), a nonprofit dedicated to finding cures for all kids with cancer, hosted the 11th Annual Lemon Ball, presented by Applebee’s, Northwestern Mutual and Volvo on Saturday, January 14, 2017 at the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 1201 Market Street. The Lemon Ball is an evening of cocktails, dinner, raffle, silent and live auctions and entertainment. This event brings together supporters of the Foundation’s mission – a cure for all kids with cancer. Liz and Jay Scott, the parents of the late Alexandra “Alex” Scott, co-chaired the gala with Susan and Robert Stein. Jay and Liz Scott paused for a photo with Drs. Yael Mosse and John Maris during the cocktail reception.

3. John and Laura Kelly and Tracy Smith.

4. Tracy Smith and her husband John D’Amelia Sr. and their children John Jr. and Gia attended the Lemon Ball.

5. Jenifer and Julia Haines, Seana Vallentine and Alicia Kopp.

6. Laura Swartz and Jennifer Robinson.

7. Pat and Ed Campbell, Todd and Emily Cordin and Joe and Lorraine Backe.

8. Ukee Washington and Jessica Dean of CBS 3.

9. The Stand Host of the Year Award went to the Carpino family of Swedesboro, New Jersey. Mario Carpino, 12, has been battling inoperable brain tumors since 2007. Mario is currently stable and gets MRIs every three months. In the past five years, the Carpino family’s efforts have raised almost $300,000 for ALSF and the fight against childhood cancer. Helping Mario along the way are his family, friends and supporters who are known as “Mario’s Fight.” Lorenzo and Mario Carpino and their parents Pat and Anna Carpino were pictured during the event.

10. Chrisnie Pagano and Tracee and Steve Zevan.

11. The Seifert group attended this year’s Lemon Ball.

12. Wilson Gonzalez and his daughters Sabrina and Isabel.

13. Lemon Ball co-chairs Robert (center) and Susan Stein (right) paused for a photo with Drew and Dean Cohen.

14. Jillian Cournoyer, Dawn Fredericks and Cathleen Glazer.

1. On Sunday, January 15, 2017, Simon’s Fund was the beneficiary of a day of shopping to give back at Lilly Pulitzer in Ardmore. Ten percent of all purchases will benefit Simon’s Fund. Simon’s Fund was established in 2005 by Darren and Phyllis Sudman to honor the memory of their son Simon, who died suddenly when he was three months old of this then unknown heart defect called Long QT Syndrome. Phyllis Sudman of co-founder of Simon’s Fund joined Wizov family members, Ryan and Michelle and their three children Charlotte, Jake and Sam, during the fundraiser. On July 10, 2015, then 9-year old , Sam Wizov, suffered a tragic pool accident while on vacation with his family in Virginia. He had a Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) while swimming, which led to a near fatal drowning. This was diagnosed to have been triggered by a condition called Long QT Syndrome (LQTS). This is a condition that generally goes undetected until an event such as this occurs. Sam was revived after 26 minutes of CPR by use of an AED. He was airlifted to VCU in Richmond VA and in a coma on life support for 6 days.

2. Lilly Pulitzer sales assistants Ixchel Lemus-Bromley and Jenna Kassab helped customers during the Simon’s Fund day of shopping.

3. Michelle Wizov helped Paul Butler and his daughter Mollie make their purchase during the Simon’s Fund day of shopping at Lilly Pulitzer.

1. An addressing party for The 2017 BamIt Ball took place on Sunday, January 15 at Beth Previti’s Paoli home. The event is set for February 25  at The Columbia Station, 4 Bridge Street in Phoenixville and honors Margo Mallory Ambler and Frank McCann. This year’s theme is ”Jeans & Jewels”  and proceeds will benefit the American Cancer Society and Preserve Fertility.  Team BamIt members Teri Scott, Beth Previti, KT Mallory, Tish Mallory, Lynne Mayer, Jess King, Blaine Mallory, Hilliary Mallory, Sam Farina and Christina Elisio were pictured during the addressing party.  Team BamIt is dedicated toward helping women and their families affected by Cervical Cancer.

2. KT, Britnee, Blaine and Hilliary Mallory addressed the invitations.

3. The event will feature an evening of fundraising, live music and light fare. Teri Scott, Beth Previti, KT and Hilliary Mallory paused for a photo during the addressing party.

1. Luxor Lifestyle Apartments in Norristown, PA, constructed by Westrum Development Company, held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, January 18, 2017. Luxor features 157 apartment homes with many amenities including a lounge bar, a gaming area, a yoga studio and business and fitness centers. The company’s founder, chairman and CEO, John Westrum thanked municipal officials, developers, investors, engineers, bankers, property managers and the construction team before the ribbon cutting. John Westrum chatted with Lois
Hagerty and Norristown Municipal Administrator Crandall Jones.

2. The ribbon cutting.

3. Mike Simonson and Jon Herzog.

4. Westrum’s Corporate Communications Director Rosemary Rhodes and Andrea Hood welcomed attendees to the ribbon cutting event.

5. Ann Marie Williams, Voytek Wirkisowski and Dana Neeld enjoyed the courtyard’s ambience!

19. The eye-catching mauve and taupe Luxor exterior.

6. Luxor architect Norman Liedtke, John Westrum, Paul Conner and Brian Mackenzie.

7. Kristina Super, Marlena Courchain, Jenni Volpi and Alison Wainwright were pictured on the sun deck overlooking the infinity pool.

8. Bob Delany, Sean Finnegan and Jim Amon of Beneficial Bank.

9. Frank Donato chatted with Hakim Jones, Frank Seidman and George Kennedy.

12.  John Westrum, officials and guests gathered in front of Luxor apartments following the ribbon cutting.

11. Katie and Jon Mayer.

16. Joanne Wetzel, Lori Giaquinto, Patty Behan, Kathy Bogan and Karen Maraz attended the ribbon cutting.

1. Kirna Zabête’s owner Beth Buccini (center) and event chairs Jessica Ender and Lana Greene hosted a breakfast meeting at the new store in Bryn Mawr Village. Proceeds from the event support JAFCO. JAFCO provides foster care and adoption programs to provide a safe place for children who were removed from their families by the court or placed privately by the family members with JAFCO. Kirna Zabête offers a unique collection of high-end fashion that is exclusive to this new store.

2. Leslee Schneider, Lauren Lipowicz and Jaime Hersh.

3. Brittney Triglia, Lauren Gooden, Kitty Smith and Allison Brookman.

4. Alyson Glass, Rayna Bell and Jennifer Toren. 

1. On Wednesday, January 18, 2017, The Young Friends of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and United Way’s Project NEXT held their annual networking event “Young Professionals Across Philadelphia.” This collaborative event, spearheaded by the Young Friends of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, started in January 2014 with nine participating organizations. In 2017, it has grown to include thirty-one organizations. The organization is designed to showcase a variety of member groups to young people who are seeking to volunteer in the city. More than 200 young professionals across Philadelphia attended. Philadelphia Museum of Art Young Friends members Erin Branche, Ian Hincken, Sarah Wright, Alexander Mason Hankin and Jackie Cassidy welcomed attendees to the event.

2. Wendi Barish and Samantha Castagna of Career Wardrobe.

3. Jillian Carter, Maya McRae chatted with Christine Telling and Anna Bohl-Fabian of The Young Professionals group.

4. Sarah Alderfer, Karina Kacala and Aubrey Nagle of Opera Philadelphia.

5. Gaige Flint, Matthew Fontana and Christina Wong of Philly Set Go.

6. Autumn Howard, Brittany Diaz and Missy Dolaway of Covenant House.

7. Attendees included Caroline Hooper, Alexis Romano and Ramya Baddam.

8. Dana Belfleur, Ashley Freeth, Hank Savage, Aisha Schaak and Sophia Curcio of United Way’s Project NEXT.

9. Jonathan Dubrow and Raheem Ghouse attended the event.

10. Kara LaFleur and Hugh McStravick of PNC chatted with PMA Press Officer Joy Deibert  (center).

1. On Friday, January 20, 2017, Philadelphia’s brightest young professionals attended a glitzy winter fête at The Barnes Foundation filled with art, cocktails, and live beats by Dave P. (Making Time) who has played at Le Bain and Coachella. Attendees mixed and mingled to the sounds of music. The Barnes is know for its dazzling masterpieces and on Barnes Young Professionals Night, guests rediscovered all that  glitters in its collection! The dress code was gold or sparkle and shine! Jenna Pellecchia, Shamrock Kennedy, John Ventura, Tori Johnston. Celeste Tarbox and Gabriela Guaracao attended the event.

2. Danielle Hankin and Alexander Mason Hankin.

3. Rahel Solomon, Meisha Johnson and Dr. Jen Caudle.

4. Bridget O’Brien and Jo Perez.

5. Ian Michael Crumm, Laura Greenspan and Mason Kesner.

6. John Ventura, Tom McCabe and Jacob Cooper.

7. Danielle Hankin and Devyn Gehret.

9. Ashley Cullen, Antoinette Marie Johnson and Bridget O’Brien.

10. Brian and Alicia Lapann, Sam Tullman and Cayley and George Lamb.

12. Maria Myers, Stephanie Phelps and Candice Atkinson.

13. Maria Myers and friends!

14. Sarah Cho and Patrick Alexander.

15. Susie Staub, Krista Taylor, Manasa S. and Nadine Baker.

16. Eric Morales and Tiffany DuBois.

17. Patricia and Jason Gallagher.

20. Katelyn Bouska, Devam Morov, Rebekah Murphy and Kathleen Betz.

21. Frank DeSimone, Justin Jeffers, Tom McCabe, Liz Plowman and Wes Pritchett.

22. Lauren Dutcher, Michael Spanier, Jessica Isaacs and Jacob Stone.

23. Olga Limanska and friends!

24. Roman Sharma, Valeria Khmelnitsky and Domenica Vinci.

1. On Tuesday, January 24, 2017 The VanCleve Collection unveiled their new fabulous showroom in the Van Cleve Pavilion in Paoli during their 30th anniversary celebration. Patrons, friends and fellow industry partners enjoyed wine and hors d’oeuvres and a look at all the glamorous gowns available at the boutique. The VanCleve Collection features bridal and black tie attire. Beke Beau, Abby McGrath  and Penny, Olivia Falcione and Amanda D’Andrea paused for a photo with Deborah Van Cleve  (center), owner of The VanCleve Collection, during the event.

2. Karon Woodland, Tracy Castelli and Sandra Yodesky modeled VanCleve Collection gowns during the 30th anniversary celebration.

3. Jen Lowner, Jody Wagner and Gina Mastrangelo attended the event.

4. Tracey Desjadon modeled wedding gowns.

5. Karon Woodland and Sandra Yodesky wearing  VanCleve Collection gowns posed for a photo with Deborah Van Cleve.

8. JB Braun, publisher of Main Line Today, chatted with Deborah Van Cleve during the anniversary celebration.

10. Renee Patrone, owner of  Events by Renee & Party Host Helpers,  chatted with milliner Zoya Egan during the event. 

11. Sandra Yodesky, Tracy Castelli and Karon Woodland modeled these gorgeous gowns!

12. Michael Berman, Jim Creed, Barry Brennan and Tom Deignan attended the event.

13. Sandy Louderback and Kate Frey.

15. Tina Fanelli, Tracy Desjadon and Tracy Castelli, all wearing VanCleve Collection gowns, paused for a photo with Deborah Van Cleve and Tom Deignan (center) during the event.

16. Nicol Segel, Tracey Desjadon and Darcy Henry.

17. Deborah Van Cleve, Tracey Desjadon and Darcy Henry.

18. Jim Greim, Will Free, Kerry Greim and chatted with Diana Dooling.

19. Courtney Davis, William Siebold and Diana and Ken Dooling of Chester County Life.

20. Deborah Van Cleve, Jalil of MilanJ Diamonds and Tara Eisenhower.

21. Ashley Grape, Lisa Deignan and Jo Fisher.

22. Tracey Desjadon, Tracy Castelli, Sandra Yodesky and Karon Woodland paused for a photo with Lisa Ferrie Kennedy (center) at the event.

23. Models Tracy Desjadon, Tracy Castelli, Sandra Yodesky and Karon Woodland celebrated the anniversary event with a kiss on the cheek for Deborah Van Cleve (center)!