Showing posts with label Dress for Success. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dress for Success. Show all posts

21.5.12

Dress for Success, Success!

Thank you everyone who supported, donated, and helped me with the clothing/accessory drive!
On Thursday Jeff and I took a car full and a truck full of clothing/shoes/accessories!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!! 




7.5.12

Never Say Never

Happy Monday!
Shirt: F21, Pants: Old Navy, Shoes & Belt: Urban Outfitters, Clutch: American Apparel, 
Bracelets: BaubleBar, F21, Watch: Fossil, Necklaces: BaubleBar, J.Crew



I have a never say never attitude towards trends so....
How many trends can I squeeze into one outfit? 
Colorblocking, colored denim, neon, neutrals, lavender nails, layered jewelry, blah blah blah. 
Since I like to try a lot of trends, I finally jumped on the colored denim train. $14.99 at Old Navy? That I can do. I might try a lot of trends and even though not all of the stick {thank goodness, gaucho pants..} I love my new jeans so much that now I want a pair of lavender jeans. I pretty much want everything in lavender right now. Oh and I'm lusting after peplum everything. So.. suggestions?

PS. Today is the first day of the Professional Clothing and Accessory drive to support Dress for Success! Even before it started I had a great response from family and friends, so thank you!
Click here for more info and you can always email me at samantharosen5@gmail.com if you have questions.
My friend Kristen made me an awesome graphic with all the information!
Feel free to share it and link back to my blog.

3.5.12

Sequins & Plaid

So much going on.
Shirt: Vintage DVF, Skirt: INC from Buffalo, Belt: H&M, Necklace: F21, Bow: BanDo from Anthro, Shoes: Steve Madden, Clutch: TJ Maxx




 I borrowed those mile high shoes from my sister after her prom and wow. 
I took photos and immediately changed into flats. I felt really old because I could not handle the height and I totally would have worn those in high school. Well, back to my sensible lower heels and flats. and I couldn't be happier. 
I also borrowed that shirt from her, thanks sis. 
Annd I picked up that awesome skirt at Buffalo when I zipped down to Eugene with my mom recently. $10. Amazing.

Remember to check out more information about my Clothing & Accessory drive to support Dress for Success here

2.5.12

A Clothing Drive for Dress for Success Oregon!

Hi lovely friends and readers!

I have a great announcement!

Next week, Monday May 7th through Friday May 11th, I will be holding a women's suit/professional wear/accessory drive to support the organization Dress for Success!

"Dress for Success Oregon is a nonprofit organization that has been helping low-income women successfully transition back into the workforce since 1999. We promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support and career development tools to help women thrive in work and in life."

How many of you have a bag of clothes to get rid of sitting in the corner of your room or closet or back of your car or by your door?
I know I always have a bunch of clothes to get rid of and I would appreciate any donations possible from any of you. 
This is a great time for some spring closet cleaning and a reminder that even though sometimes we might feel like we have nothing to wear {guilty..} there are some women who really don't have much or any professional clothing. Having professional clothing and support can really affect a woman's confidence in the job search and application process.
I know when I am walking into an interview or a first day on the job I feel so much more confident when I look put together and professional.

I'm working on an image so you can share it with your readers if you so wish, but until then, here is the information:


Hosted by: Sam Rosen, PSU Child & Family Studies Honor Student, Third Party Supporter of Dress for Success Oregon

What: Collecting Women’s Suits and Professional Clothing/Accessories to support Dress for Success Oregon.

When: May 7-11

Where: Drop off sites on Portland State University campus at the Women’s Resource Center and School of Social Work Front Desk
{Email me if you're interested in hosting a drop off site at your place of work or home, I can do some personal pickups. Also email if you're in Salem and interested in donating}

Why: To benefit and support disadvantaged women entering or
re-entering the job market

Acceptable donations, all women’s sizes 00- and Plus Size 16+:
Skirt & Pant Suits
Blouses
Jackets
Pants/Slacks
Skirts
Professional Shoes
Jewelry
Scarves & Belts
Handbags & Umbrellas

Please consider all clothing donated fit in these guide lines:
Clean -- no spots or stains
Current Style -- within the last five years or timeless
Excellent Condition
On Hangers
No bags or boxes unless used for shoes/handbags/accessories.

Tax write off forms available upon request

Please email Samantha at samantharosen5@gmail.com with questions


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