The Nolita Collection was featured twice in less than 20 minutes into the program around the neck of Krista Levitan, wife of award winner, Steven Levitan.
Hollywood typically gives nod to its glory days of yesteryear with all out glamorous diamond jewelry and striking gowns.Tonight is no exception, but nod to a Modern Family!
Krista Levitan, wife of Steve Levitan, Modern Family Co-Creator and Executive Producer, will be walking the red carpet at tonight’s 2010 Emmy Awards hosted by Jimmy Fallen in a stunning Oscar de LaRenta gown and Couture jewels by Amanda Jaron, A Jaron Fine Jewelry.
Amanda Jaron, designer of her namesake jewels is inspired by her own life. When asked, Amanda said “As a mother/wife I am living and designing in my own Modern Family. It means the world to me that Krista has chosen my Couture A JARON Collection. Krista and Steve represent all my brand is about!”
Modern Family has earned 14 Emmy nominations.
For those who missed it… here is the link with Krista Levitan wearing the necklace!
September 1st, 2010
Brave teen burn victim Michael Brewer speaks out against bullying in a recent interview.
http://www.aolnews.com/nation/article/teen-burn-victim-michael-brewer-speaks-out-against-bullying/19604452
Diane Lang, Therapist, Educator and Author of ‘Creating Balance and Finding Happiness’ offers some advice on helping students find ways to cope with and overcome bullying.
“Bullying is scary enough. It causes anxiety/fear for a student and makes everyday a struggle. This should never be handled alone. A student who is getting bullied on a constant basis needs support and self-esteem boosting. A parent and school needs to know their students. If the parent/teachers know their students, they will be able to spot the warning signs/red flags in a student when they are sad, depressed or anxious. A child needs support outside of the home as well…this can include outside activities to boost self-esteem like karate, counseling, support group and community activities like volunteering or even a religious affiliation. This will allow the student to have outside friends/resources. This will help boost the self-esteem of the child and let them know they have other friends/life outside of school.”
Hear more from Diane Lang on watching for signs of bullying.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB9LSXzbtbw
August 24th, 2010
Eco-Fashion: Going Green exposition at The Museum at FIT explores fashion’s relationship with the environment. “Eco-fashion” is contemporary, but the fashion industry has had a long connection with the environment from the growth process and manufacture of fibers, sometimes obscure dyeing practices, debate of leather and fur, the health and treatment of industry workers, to incredible strides to protect the environment made my some of the hottest designers in the industry. This fascinating exhibit explores the history of the industry and features some of the finest examples of sustainable fashion by current, cutting-edge labels, including Ciel, Bodkin, Edun, FIN, and NOIR. The exhibition runs through November 13, 2010 in the Fashion and Textile History Gallery at The Museum at FIT, New York City.
http://www.fitnyc.edu/7885.asp
August 24th, 2010
Stress is inevitable. But the debilitating strain of chronic work stress is not, even if you’re in an inherently stressful profession. In fact, learning to manage your stress is likely to improve your career, according to career coach Julie Jansen, the author of “You Want Me to Work With Who? Eleven Keys to a Stress-Free, Satisfying, and Successful Work Life–No Matter Who You Work With.”
While you probably can’t control layoffs or reorganizations, there are things you can control–and you should focus on those, says Diane Lang, a health and wellness counselor in New York City.
“I had a client who couldn’t leave her job at the moment because she was a single parent,” she said. “So we made a list of everything she could control and worked on the list.”
Such a list might include focusing on improving your own job performance and setting short- and long-term goals for changing jobs.
Read full Yahoo HotJobs Article…
Photo credit: Joe Ciarallo
July 28th, 2010
According to Mashable the top 20 sites to improve your Twitter experience include:
1. HootSuite
2. Brizzly
3. Twitter Times
4. Paper.li
5. TweetMeme
6. Trendistic
7. Tlists
8. PubliTweet
9. TwapperKeeper
10. MapMash.in
11. Monitter
12. Wefollow
13. Twellow
14. Klout
15. TwitterCounter
16. Twitpic
17. yfrog
18. PollDaddy
19. TwtPoll
20. QuoteURL
For full article, click here!
July 27th, 2010
Hey 80’s fanatics, Just Neon Tees is giving away a $25 gift card to Starbucks today at 3 pm ET. If you think you’re an expert in pop culture be sure to log on at that time & answer the question correctly! First person get’s the gift card!
July 19th, 2010
On the heels of women’s Web preferences in yesterday’s Research Brief, Lucid Marketing presents a slice of that total market by exposing Twitter preferences among those who are “hooked on Twitter.” 57.9% of moms Twitter from their cell phone, iPhone, Blackberry or smartphone. According to the study by Lucid and Lisa Finn, not only do the majority of moms use Twitter to find out about new products and keep up with businesses they like, but they’re also interested in getting links to news and articles on topics that matter to them. The most important motivator for moms to follow a business on Twitter is that the business provides useful information in its Twitter feed (68%).
53% Tweet to learn about new products
52% Tweet to keep up with their professional contacts
While moms are receptive to marketing on both sites, they’re a bit more protective of their personal space on Facebook, and a bit more focused on getting coupons and special offers there. On Twitter they’re looking for good deals, too, but they also want to be kept informed about news and articles that are relevant to their lives.
For full report, click here!
July 8th, 2010
On Tuesday April 27th 6:30-9:30pm at The Westwood 438 North Avenue in Garwood, NJ, Westfield MomsTown, The Christopher Academy and Panda Apparel are hosting an extremely worthwhile, yet somewhat touchy subject – “Educate and Protect Your Children From Stranger Danger”. Our guest speaker, Alan J. Robinson, member of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s Project ALERT, funded by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Adam Walsh Foundation has worked for years in law enforcement specializing in child abductions and exploitation.
Did you know……..Approximately 2,100 children are reported missing each day? In 35 seconds your child could be abducted by an experienced pedophile? In 80% of abductions by strangers, the first contact occurs within a quarter mile of the child’s home. In many cases, the abduction does, too.
As parents we give our children as many opportunities to play safely through the use of bike helmets, swim lessons and protective gear. We talk with our children about the rules of the road, to look both ways when crossing and never to talk to strangers. But, are we providing our children with the proper personal safety tools and knowledge to truly protect themselves if ever faced with certain dangers?
Do you ever wonder how you child would handle a stranger approaching them? Could your child be persuaded to go with a stranger? How can you talk with your child and not scare them? What tools are needed to prevent child abduction?
Personal safety habits start young. We all believe we know what to do and that our children will also know what to do if faced with stranger danger, but will they? Educate yourself by attending this important program on child safety!
April 9th, 2010
Spring Twist at The Grove Benefiting Autism in NJ
Wed., April 28, 2010
5:00pm – 10:00pm
Grab your girlfriends, shake off the cold, grab a cocktail and shop your heart out just in time for Mother’s
Day for a Girls Night Out shopping event. Over 40 vendors featuring the newest fashion trends from jewelry, fashion, handbags, shoes, plus spa & beauty products, complimentary massages and more. Don’t miss out on our runway fashion show which will exhibit the new 2010 designer spring line and resort wear.
Meet the cast of Jersey-licious and Teresa Giudice from “The Real Housewives of New Jersey” and have them Glam you up. We guarantee you will have Spring on your mind in no time.
il Tulipano
1131 Pompton Ave (Rt. 23)
Cedar Grove, NJ
Tickets: $20
To be an exhibitor or to purchase a ticket, please go to
TheSassyShopGirlEvents.com 786.366.3603 /973.519.1352
March 29th, 2010
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