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Winter Wedding at the Plaza Hotel New York.
Mother -and aunt of the bride. |
June Wedding in the Grand Hotel "Des Iles Borromees "Lake Maggiore. Italy
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"Judge Judy "- Judy Sheindlin with her husband Jerry Sheindlin. Judge Judy has been a loyal customer for many years and a delightful person in private. 
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From a pregnant guest's gown at the White House to a Presidential wedding in Mexico we accommodate every request form our customers.
CINDY ADAMS wearing TOSCA NEW YORK on the red carpet. JOAN WEISS and RITA CROSBY. JOAN RIVERS on set of FASHION POLICE wearing TOSCA NEW YORK. Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz . US Secretary of State under President Reagan. Mrs. CHARLOTTE SCHULTZ wearing a TOSCA NEW YORK gown. 
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An Aqua colored wool dress and jacket for Prince William's Royal Wedding to Catherine Middleton in London. TOSCA NEW YORK trunk show for SAKS FIFTH AVENUE. A very famous singer's beautiful mother fitting her TOSCA NEW YORK outfit. Mrs. Libby Pataki wearing TOSCA NEW YORK at Governor Pataki's Inauguration. Mrs. Libby Pataki -the New York Governor's wife wearing TOSCA NEW YORK to the Presidential Inauguration Ball. |
MRS ALMA POWELL wearing TOSCA NEW YORK.
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Fuchsia gown by TOSCA NEW YORK
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ANNUAL BARBARA SINATRA FASHION LUNCHEON A delicious luncheon and a beautiful fashion show have made the Barbara Sinatra Children's Center Luncheon, held during the Feb.22-24 Countrywide Frank Sinatra Invitational, one of the desert's most popular events. Part of the success of the luncheon held at the Renaissance Esmeralda in Indian Wells is the planning by a group of volunteers including Nelda Linsk, luncheon chairman, who has assumed this responsibility for the past 20 years. More than 800 men and women (the ladies were in the majority) attended this year's luncheon featuring the couture collection from Tosca Couture by Henry Schickerling available at Chantelle on El Paseo.
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SAKS HOSTS TOSCA NEW YORK TRUNK SHOW
Saks Fifth Avenue in Utica Square will host a trunk show of Tosca Couture on Thursday and Friday featuring designer Henry Schickerling.
Henry Schickerling seems a bit tired of black.
"It gets a bit drab when you walk around in New York and everyone wears black," said Schickerling, the designer behind Tosca Couture, during a recent phone interview from New York.Perhaps that's why his spring collection brims with vibrant color in luxe European fabrics, which you can see for yourself when Schickerling comes to Tulsa this week.
Saks Fifth Avenue in Utica Square will host a trunk show of Tosca Couture on Thursday and Friday, during which time customers can meet the designer.A native of South Africa, Schickerling came to New York via London, Milan and Rome. A graduate of the Tailor & Cutter Academy of London, he worked in Italy as an assistant to Mila Schon and Pino Lancetti.
Once in New York, Schickerling met Marion Milenovic, a sales executive who worked at Oscar de la Renta for 18 years. Together, they opened Tosca Couture, a collection of glamorous special occasion and black tie gowns and cocktail dresses.
The key colors are rich and sumptuous -- champagne, raisin, navy and chocolate, said Jessica Penner at Saks. Custom bead work in jewel tones figure into the collection, as does ever-luxurious black.Fabrics are European re-embroidered lace, dreamy chiffons, figure-flattering taffetas and silk, Penner said, and the silhouettes are body-conscious.Tosca creates your own pattern for you, so the size is yours, not what the designer says is an 8, which is amazing," Penner said. "They can do any size and will measure you themselves in a private consultation."
Saks Fifth Avenue in Utica Square will host a trunk show of Tosca Couture on Thursday and Friday featuring designer Henry Schickerling.
Henry Schickerling seems a bit tired of black.
"It gets a bit drab when you walk around in New York and everyone wears black," said Schickerling, the designer behind Tosca Couture, during a recent phone interview from New York.Perhaps that's why his spring collection brims with vibrant color in luxe European fabrics, which you can see for yourself when Schickerling comes to Tulsa this week.
Saks Fifth Avenue in Utica Square will host a trunk show of Tosca Couture on Thursday and Friday, during which time customers can meet the designer.A native of South Africa, Schickerling came to New York via London, Milan and Rome. A graduate of the Tailor & Cutter Academy of London, he worked in Italy as an assistant to Mila Schon and Pino Lancetti.
Once in New York, Schickerling met Marion Milenovic, a sales executive who worked at Oscar de la Renta for 18 years. Together, they opened Tosca Couture, a collection of glamorous special occasion and black tie gowns and cocktail dresses.
The key colors are rich and sumptuous -- champagne, raisin, navy and chocolate, said Jessica Penner at Saks. Custom bead work in jewel tones figure into the collection, as does ever-luxurious black.Fabrics are European re-embroidered lace, dreamy chiffons, figure-flattering taffetas and silk, Penner said, and the silhouettes are body-conscious.Tosca creates your own pattern for you, so the size is yours, not what the designer says is an 8, which is amazing," Penner said. "They can do any size and will measure you themselves in a private consultation."