MARIST FASHION PROGRAM'S ANNUAL BRUNCH IS ALWAYS AN EVENT THAT I LOOK FORWARD TO. THE STUNNING
PAYNE MANSION IS TUCKED AWAY IN THE FORESTED HUDSON VALLEY, NOT FAR FROM THE RIVER. ALL ATTENDEES, EXUDING SARTORIAL ELEGANCE, MAKE THEIR WAY THROUGH THE CORRIDOR FOR DELICATE APPETIZERS. THIS YEAR'S GUEST SPEAKER WAS CHICAGO BASED,
ANNE ELIZABETH MOORE, A COMIC JOURNALIST WHO DISCUSSED HER BOOK
THREADBARE: CLOTHES, SEX AND TRAFFICKING. THE HEAVY TOPIC OF INTERNATIONAL SEX AND GARMENT TRADES AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING ARE TOLD THROUGH THIS COMIC SERIES.
THE OVERALL EVENT WAS A MAJOR SUCCESS AND ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS SEMESTER. I'M EXCITED TO SEE WHAT IS IN STORE FOR NEXT YEAR'S BRUNCH.
THE BEAUTIFUL FALL FOLIAGE DECORATE THE GARDENS SURROUNDING THE GRAND MANSION.
THE LARGE, GOLD RIMMED MIRRORS AND BEAUTIFUL BOUQUETS MAKE MIRROR SELFIES LOOK QUITE ELEGANT.
THE SOFT SCULPTURES AND PERFECTLY GROOMED GARDENS ARE A NICE TOUCH TO THE COURTYARDS.
A CLOSE UP OF THE BEAUTIFULLY ARRANGED FLOWER ASSORTMENT.
A SCENIC VIEW OF THE HUDSON RIVER FROM THE BACK YARD.
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