Pass the Shin Choi please...

Shin Choi is a Korean born, New York based designer. She designs the perfect attire for any occasion – whether it be an at home dinner party, a night on the town, or a day you just want to feel great about yourself. Shin’s personal energy is contagious. It is translated directly into her energetic styling. She is traditional with an edge – after all, aren’t we all? Clothing that fits a woman and makes a woman feel beautiful is what defines Shin Choi’s designs. Her designs are modern, clean and offer lots of texture. They are classic, but youthful; modern, yet traditional. Every woman from her 30’s through her 60’s will feel beautiful and special in Shin Choi’s designs.

For year’s bars, clubs and restaurants have touted names such as …”Living Room”, “Dining Room” and even “Bed”. Restaurateurs have strived to offer the comforts of a beautiful home combined with the gourmet tastes that only a restaurant can offer. Well, many of us are now taking those restaurant names literally… and entertaining at home. You don’t have to be a chef to entertain, just know how to play the role of the perfect hostess. Much of that role has to do with looking the part, of course…

It’s chic in 2009 to entertain in the home. Opening your home to guests can be a nerve racking experience, but not if you are prepared and of course….if you look your best. Celebs have been doing it for years to avoid the paparazzi…now it’s your turn. Just dress up, make it an event and wear the designer that Oprah, Julia Roberts and Katie Couric love to wear…Shin Choi, http://www.shinchoi.com/.

Excitement is what the market is hungry for and Shin feeds this hunger with her Fall 2009 collection. She offers amazing textures, mixtures of fabrics and special “must-have” pieces, always with the thought in mind that women love to feel beautiful and special.

Hmmm….now what should I cook, actually does it even matter? – since I’ll look so great at my next dinner party in my Navy Cashmere Shin Choi Dress. I just can’t wait to graciously say… “Pass the Shin Choi, please…..”