Public Relations for food, fashion, art, and design…who are you going to call on? Shannon Heth. She is your Partly Sunny Industry Insider this week.
Tell us about yourself. How did Heth PR come about?: I always had an interest in public relations. For a number of years I handled PR for friends and special events, sometimes for free, just to get my feet wet. In 2007 I went to New York and worked at a boutique PR firm there. When I returned to Vancouver in 2008, HethPR as it is now, was born.
Things you love about what you do?: I’ve always loved meeting and talking to people. The great things about what I do is that everyday it’s pretty likely that I’m going to talk to new people, hear new … more …
Known for sexy stilettos and hot heels seen decorating the feet of numerous celebrities and fashionistas alike, Jimmy Choo will soon be available at H&M. Yes, that’s right…. Jimmy Choo.
A collection of handbags, shoes and an exclusive clothing line will be hitting the racks on November 14, 2009.
While the workmanship and quality of the shoes are still to be seen, Jimmy Choo at H&M prices may just be a girl’s dream come true.
Amy Chan, Partly Sunny Contributor
June 11, 2009 (Vancouver BC) - Along side some of Vancouver ‘s most recognizable faces, myself (Sunny Shum, Editor-in-Chief) & Partly Sunny contributor (Amy Chan), will strut the runway at Hycroft Manor on June 11, in support of the CKNW Orphan’s Fund, which benefits B.C.’s most disadvantaged children.
Malene Grotrian will unveil her latest couture designs, which are styled and cut for real women, on well-known Vancouver personalities. A variety of well-balanced, distinguished wines have been carefully selected to compliment the flavour and texture of the delicious food served throughout the evening.
Join us for a fabulous night of mingling, wine tasting, and haute couture and help contribute to a better future for B.C.’s disadvantaged kids. Tickets are $125 and can be purchased at: http://bigtsunamiwinepairing.eventbrite.com/
Who: Vancouver’s most recognized faces strut the runway in a couture … more …
I’m a huge makeup junkie, so when I tried Smashbox’s new Halo Hydrating Perfecting Powder - I was in heaven. This powder is recognized by the dermatology board as a product that actually improves your skin. The Halo powder is oil- free and mineral based - with a formulation of pure gold, 48 minerals, 11 amino acids and a powerful peptide that delivers anti-aging benefits.
If you are prone to oily skin like me, start off with the Smashbox Anti-Shine on your T-zone, then follow up with the oil-free primer. Use a big powder brush, apply your Halo powder and voila! You are ready to Glow!
Available at Sephora and Shopper’s Drugs Mart.
Amy Chan, Partly Sunny Contributor
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What better way to spend your Saturday than listening to Vancouver’s top jazz musicians, indulging in a martini ice luge, coveting chocolate fountains and more? This Saturday, join hosts Senator Larry Campbell, Global TV’s Catherine Pope and Vancouver Courier’s Fred Lee at Jazz in the Park - a fundraiser for The Adoptive Families Association of BC (AFABC). AFABC is a non-profit organization that provides support services to people who are beginning to think about adoption and to those who have already adopted a child to join their family.
Some of the talented performers include: Miles Black, Doe Bender, Sara Zahcarias, Alita Dupray, Jennifer Scott and The Sweetpea Swing Band. Event starts at 7PM at the Stanley Park Pavilion. Tickets are $60 and are partially tax receipted. For more information, visit … more …
