Fashion, football, food and -- for the right price -- you
Here's your chance to hobnob with the rich and famous. On Friday, April 23, from 7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., the Buccaneers Women's Organization will present Fashion, Football & Food. The soiree is a fashion show event to benefit the Glazer Children's Museum, scheduled to open this fall. Suzanne and Roger Perry, who own the oh-so-good Datz deli in South Tampa, will host the shindig in their home. Datz will cater, natch. And what would a fancy-schmancy party be without cocktails?
Fashion, Football & Food is a semi-private affair, but there are a limited number of tickets available to the public. So if you have $150 burning a hole in your pocket, call (813) 949-4400 or click here to reserve your spot.
The evening's main event will be a runway show featuring fashions appropriate to wear to the museum's May 22 Imagination Gala, which you can attend for another $175. Current and former NFL wives Lauren Dungy and Tina Clayton will be among the models. They'll show off threads from local designers Ben Chmura and Essence Flowers, plus duds from Kit's Well-Heeled & Well-Dressed in Hyde Park.
$150 is pretty pricey. (It fails the Burrito Test by $142.) But hey, it's for a good cause. Deal Diva Nicole and I will be there, so if you can't make the event, we'll recap all the fabulosity right here on the blog.
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