I'm Hosting Fashion "Dish" for Tomorrow's DC Showing of "Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's"

It's here! The movie touted as the must-see fashion experience that chronicles legends, icons, idols ...Oh and the parties too. You might've only read how it goes down. Well this is your chance to see how it really goes down in the industry at one of the most historical venues in retail and fashion. Tickets are still available for tomorrow's 7:30p DC showing of "Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's" at the AMC Loews Georgetown 14.

I will be hanging alongside Yvonne Pearson of PinkDollHouse.org and Ashley GaGa of AshleyGaGa.com and hosting the "dish" following the showing. I want your thoughts. I want your feedback. I want the dish!

Press play for the trailer and purchase your tix while you can by visiting www.bagladiesradio.com/events.

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Catch up on the dish you missed by going to www.bagladiesradio.com/listen. Scroll down to OnDemand and press play.

Get cheap with it ...

Should it not be a requirement that all high-end designers go cheap or at the very least, design a collection that is more accessible by the masses? I think those designers that have, have seen tremendous success and have gained great visibility amongst a demographic that may not otherwise know their name. And w/ the current state of affairs, is anyone in a position not to at least consider. Let's face it, visibility translates into $$$ ...

Bag Ladies is so looking forward to the upcoming focus on those brands/designers that have taken the more mainstream route and partnered w/ various retail outlets to design a line that is more accessible. It's something that would've been unheard of 5 years ago but now is becoming more the norm by the day. Fashion is never boring and although there is a fine line between exclusivity and accessibility, it can be achieved.