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The Preppy American Brunch™ When You Join MLFH • Elisabeth Acosta, Miami, Florida • Tara Bartlette, St Lilly-inspired Student Designs: You are invited to More than 20 international students at the Miami International University of Art Become a Member of the MLFH! & Design (MIU) created Lilly-inspired designs and fabric which are displayed in the exhibit. The following are some of the students: The Preppy American Brunch™ When You Join MLFH • Elisabeth Acosta, Miami, Florida • Tara Bartlette, St. John, US Virgin Islands Celebrating the 80th Birthday of • James Delahoz, Miami, Florida • You help support MLFH’s educational • Frank Di Maria, New York City mission Lilly Pulitzer Rousseau • Laura C. Guerra, Bogotá, Colombia • Receive FREE admission to view exhibits • Yaidymary Gonzalez, Puerto Rico; New York City & Miami, Florida at MLFH • Isabel Torras Hernandez, Barcelona • Earn discounts on ticket purchases for the • Valeria Krasavina, Moscow, Russia Taste History™ Culinary Tours of Historic Delray and • Anna Lampon, Miami Beach, Florida Boynton Beach, Florida • Corrine MacKrell • Earn discounts on ticket purchases for the • Mariana Mendoza, La Paz, Bolivia & Alexandria, Virginia • Melanie Mercado Narrated Bus Tours of Historic Delray Beach • Tova Minus, Nassau, Bahamas • Receive discounts for some special events • Leah Misika, Windhoek, Namibia-Southern Africa • Receive reciprocal Membership to more than • Sheresade Poblet, Miami, Florida 300 Museums in the USA • Monica Pozo, Miami, Florida • Michelle Restrepo, Medelini, Colombia For more information, visit MLFHMUSEUM.org • Stephanie Reynoso, Mexico City, Mexico or call 561-243-2662 • Mariel Samuels, Ponce, Puerto Rico • Cristy Santiago, Miami, Florida • Anastasia Sorokina, Russia • Ella Tello • Whitney Yoham, Miami, Florida • Yuliya Zaborska, Ukraine Museum of Lifestyle & Fashion History 801 N. Congress Avenue, Suite 483 Boynton Beach Mall (inside mall in North Wing) Lilly-inspired Mural Art for the exhibit was created by: Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Lilly Palm Tree mural by Skyler Carosella. Graduate of Boca Raton Community High School in Boca Raton, FL and current student at Lynn University in Boca Raton, FL. Lilly Paisley Mural and Lilly Vine Mural by Natalie Nelson of Boynton Beach, FL Saturday, November 12, 2011 at 11:45am at the Interior Décor coordinated by: Michael Steele Museum of Lifestyle & Fashion History Boynton Beach, Florida Paint donated by: Photo credit: Slim Aarons/Stringer/Getty Images Sears-Boynton Beach 1968: Fashion designer Lilly Pulitzer sticking her head through a decorated sheet so that her head appears to be in the middle of a flower. For the Love of LILLY exhibit has been organized and developed by the Museum of Lifestyle & Fashion You are invited to History and curated by Lori J. Durante. Featuring more than 80 vintage Lilly Pulitzer clothes, acces- sories and original fabric, the exhibit is on display at the donated location for the Museum of Lifestyle The Preppy American Brunch™ & Fashion History at the Boynton Beach Mall in Boynton Beach, Florida. This multi-media exhibit pro- vides a historical, social and educational context about the Lilly Pulitzer fashions and their appeal to This event will help support some of the following celebrating the The Preppy American Brunch™ the Preppy American. The Lilly Pulitzer boldly-colored clothes arrived on the fashion scene in 1959 Museum of Lifestyle & Fashion History (MLFH) programs/projects celebrating the and garnered an immediate following of well-bred socialites and old-money. Some items in the exhibit include original Lilly-Shift dresses, Lilly orange juice containers, Lilly cocktail napkins and trays; and 80th Birthday Lilly men’s golf shirts. The exhibit also includes a display of original Lilly fabrics that were designed at of the former Key West Hand Print Fabrics (KWHPF) located in Key West, Florida. KWHPF 80th Birthdayof had a team of artists who worked with Lilly Pulitzer Rousseau to create the vivid prints and designs Lilly Pulitzer Rousseau of animals and flowers that became the iconic-look of the brand. Group tours and school field trips Exhibitions and children’s programs at the Museum’s Lilly Pulitzer Rousseau are also available for the exhibit. donated 8,000 square feet location inside the The exhibit display is anthropological in that it highlights the following themes: Boynton Beach Mall in Boynton Beach , Florida Saturday, November 12, 2011 1. Family Heritage of Lilly Pulitzer Rousseau Saturday, November 12, 2011 at 11:45am 2. The Orange Juice Stain Inspiration 11:45 a.m. 3. Key West Hand Print Fabrics The Preppy Committee 4. Lilly evolves to include a Children’s, Men’s, and Junior’s line Second phase of renovations at the Museum’s 5. Lilly’s appeal to the Preppy American Buffet Brunch Mary Lane (Official Lilly Ambassador), Chairperson donated 8,000 square feet location inside the Boynton Beach Mall in Boynton Beach , Florida Gourmet Coffee & Lattes Lori J. Durante The following are some of the collectors who have provided vintage Lilly Pulitzer Kristin Kerl designs for the exhibit: Special violin tribute By Willow Moffett Elaine Anderson of Delray Beach, FL Jazz Music performed by Michael Kennedy Barbara Malone Elizabeth Bassett of Philadelphia, PA & Highland Beach, FL Raffle Cheryl Moffett Amy Creekmur of Miami, FL Children’s Mathematics in Design & History Chuck West Colleen Rolfes Beckner of Delray Beach, FL Silent Auction School Field Trip Program Lisa Stuart Vanessa Carosella of Boca Raton, FL Informal Modeling Amy Creekmur of Miami, FL Joanne Johnson Chidron of Pembroke Pines, FL Taste History™ Culinary Tours Souvenir Photos provided by Thru The Lens Images Special Sponsorship Supporters Evelyn Davies of Pompano Beach, FL (Culinary Tours of Historic Delray Beach & Boynton Beach, Florida) Gift Bags Mary Lane Martha dePoo of Key West, FL Visit the For the Love of LILLY exhibition Barbara Malone Suzie Zuzek dePoo of Key West, FL Heather Emery of Philadelphia, PA Outreach and lecture programs View the “Pink & Green” Christmas Tree decorated by Skyler Carosella Lisa Stuart Sunde Marie Farquhar of Safety Harbor, FL Elizabeth Fletcher of Boca Raton, FL Narrated Bus Tours of Historic Delray Beach Sponsors Maureen Gallagher of Cincinnati, Ohio $75 per person Billie Anne Hartl of Fort Lauderdale, FL $70 per person for MLFH Members Karen Lee Jim Hoskings of Fort Lauderdale, FL (for information about membership visit MLFHMUSEUM.org/memberships.html) David Lerner & Associates Kristen Kerl of Greenacres, FL Plans for a proposed 93,000 square feet permanent facility Nancy’s Vintage Warehouse Kristina Krieger of Shingle Springs, California for the Museum of Lifestyle & Fashion History Patricia Ann Ravo Fund Siv Lam of San Franciso, California Free self-parking at the Boynton Beach Mall Mary Lane of Longwood, FL Boris & Edith Rueger Fund Sheffield MacIntyre of Miami, FL Directions, Reply Card and Envelope Enclosed Simon Property Group Molly McKeown of Saratoga, NY US 1 AC Self Storage Cheryl & Willow Moffett of Wellington, FL Purchase tickets on-line at /specialevents/preppybirthdayparty.html Cindy Orr of West Palm Beach, FL Marilyn Rudinsky of Delray Beach, FL Museum of Lifestyle & Fashion History Jo Scott of Boynton Beach, FL Museum of Lifestyle & Fashion History 801 N. Congress Avenue, Suite 483 Elinor Stephens of Pompano Beach, FL 801 N. Congress Avenue, Suite 483 C.J. Webb of Parkland, FL Boynton Beach Mall (inside mall in North Wing) Boynton Beach Mall (inside mall in North Wing) This exhibition is not affiliated with Sugartown Worldwide, Inc. Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Boynton Beach, FL 33426.
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