Little Mr. L was just a few days old when he came to the studio for a visit. I just love his precious little fingers and toes.
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These outfits remind me of an evening on one of our local beaches. To pull off this coordinated look, start with a patterned sundress or top for one family member. Then, dress everyone else in various colors found in that pattern. Combining clothes in this way creates a fabulous and fashionable family portrait without being matchy-matchy. no comments We had SO MUCH FUN at our “Rock the Frock!” event over the weekend, and collected almost 40 dresses for the Glass Slipper Project in Chicago. Many thanks to all of the wonderful gals who brought in dresses to donate and did such a great job Rockin those Frocks! And, thanks to Nikki VanderPal who helped organize the event as part of her NTHS Senior Project.                                                                                    1 comment May 10, 2012 - 5:49 pm
What a great idea for an event. It looks like you ladies all had a blast! Happy spring to all! As it warms up, we are moving more sessions outdoors to enjoy the great weather. Here is another way to combine current fashions into a great coordinated look for your family session. no comments
Come join us for a Frock-Rockin’ party at the studio tobenefit The Glass Slipper ProjectSunday, May 6, 20122:00 pm – 6:00 pmIt’s an open house, so stop by anytimeLet’s be honest, ladies. We all have a few party dresses stashed in the closet that will never again see the light of day. So put one on, and come by the studio for a free mini-photo shoot. Pose alone, or with your friends – bring as many dresses and friends as you would like! Then, leave the dresses behind and we will donate them to the Glass Slipper Project.
The Glass Slipper Project ® is a non-profit organization that gives away free prom dresses and accessories to high school Juniors and Seniors in the Chicagoland and surrounding areas. The Glass Slipper Project collects new and almost-new formal dresses and accessories and provides them, free of charge, to students who are unable to purchase their own prom attire.
When the party’s over, Diane Hamilton Photography will provide you with downloadable digital photos of you in your dress on our Facebook page.
The Glass Slipper Project also accepts gently used purses, shoes and jewelry.
Many thanks to Nikki VanderPal who is organizing this event as part of her Senior Project at NTHS. Keeping in TouchWe are limiting this newsletter to once a month so we don’t clog your mailbox. To get a sneak peak at our most recent work, please check out our blog or facebook page (just click the links below).
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