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Saturday, May 5, 2018
Kentucky Fashion Social Media Accounts
https://www.facebook.com/kentuckyfashion
https://www.pinterest.com/KentuckyFashion/
https://twitter.com/kentuckyfashion
https://www.instagram.com/pamela_owen/
It took this photo of my dressing table and accessories to inspire women my age to gather their beautiful things together in one place simply because they love them. I call this photo "My Favorite Things."
Pamela Owen
Friday, May 4, 2018
10 Tips for Attending the Kentucky Derby
10 Tips for Attending the Kentucky Oaks and Derby
1. Comfy shoes.
2. Bandaids, ibuprofen, etc.
3. Poncho, clear is nice so your dress can still be seen.
4. Foldable, lightweight tote bag and paper hand towels to wrap Mint Julip and Lilly glasses to take home.
5. Snack mix in clear baggies. Food lines can be long and you need to keep food in your stomach if you are drinking alcohol.
6. Cell phone service is scattered, make sure your family knows this.
7. Loose change to tip the bathroom attendants. They are wonderful and most have mints and other handy things.
8. In case of a chill, stick a scarf in your bag.
(Or tie it to the handle of your handbag to look chic! Pam)
9. Place your Derby bet way before post time. Men are notorious for the last minute bet. There may be lots of shoving and stepping on toes.
10. Sing "My Old Kentucky Home" loud and proud! You are already a winner because you are lucky enough to attend!
Should you have the winning ticket and want to wait to avoid lines you have weeks to go back and collect.
Tuesday, May 1, 2018
Kentucky Derby Hat Advice
If you plan to wear a hat to the Kentucky Oaks and the Kentucky Derby please pull the brim down on your forehead. If you try to keep your bangs from getting messed up you could end up looking like you are wearing a costume. Face it...your hairstyle is going to get trashed by your hat so you might as well pull that brim down to keep the sun out of your eyes. Don't be a "Little Debbie," "Annie Oakley" or "Polyanna" at Churchill Downs.
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