Ethel Moore Haute Couture

Carson of "Queer Eye" would have been so proud! I was!

Sierra looked beautiful last night in a slim black skirt, tall brown boots, and a burgundy lace camisole.

Bridget got in touch with her inner tomboy in black and white saddle shoes, with matching black vest, white shirt, and black tie, her signature red hair down, in curls.

Natasha did a Marilyn Monroe number with a black-and-white polka dot, strapless dress with wide cinch belt and gold chandelier earrings.

Halie wore a slim black polka-dot dress with lots of pearls, red lipstick, and an aviator-esque jacket for a rockin' retro look.

Brenna was her usual class act in an off-white lace gown with white sandals.

Erin looked like an angel in a white, strapless chiffon gown w/white pearl choker and her boyfriend in tow.

Amina, relieved that dress-up wasn't required, wore her beautiful wavy hair down with a tailored sweater and casual pants.

I wore a silk black halter top w/white slacks and black patent leather heels.

Hunter looked awesome in a simple black dress with a small cutout design, and a feathery hair decoration.

Eden, who is always pretty, wore an emerald-green dress w/tall brown sandals; she also had her boyfriend in tow.


Lorien and Claire stayed in and hung out; representing our inner couch potatoes!

the music wasn't that great, but it was fun to see everyone dressed up.

Comments

Anonymous said…
You looked soooooo fabulous last night! :) It's too bad the music wasn't better, but at least the desserts were super yummy. :)
9:33 PM
Halie D. said…
You did look amazing Diana. Queer Eye would have been proud. I love that most of us went in spite of the lack of certain incentive. All in all it was a fun time getting crazy on the dance floor.
4:18 PM
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