With
Madonna in town, J-LO performing last week on NBC’s Today Show and hype about
all the alpha-women in the music industry, Christine Courtney Communications in
conjunction with Girl’s Night Out, hosted the first of their quarterly
parties that will provide a creative environment for networking and celebrate
the accomplishments of women in the music industry.
M-Girls
Mobile Messaging, which is provided by Upoc, hosted a late-night girl jam at
Spa on Wednesday, July 25th. With tantalizing offers of
complimentary hair styling for a select few by Sean James (Fred Segal Beauty -
LA), manicures by Polish Nail Emporium and martinis by Brilliant Vodka, the
club was bouncing with a bevy of beautiful business women interested in
celebrating Women in Music—the theme for the night. Even DJs Colette, Dayhota
and Lady D of Chicago's leading female DJ team SuperJane Collective were on
deck to spin luminous labels to women who knew how to shake their booty!
Fashion house Fiorucci outfitted the DJs and hostesses with the mostesses
Christine Courtney and Emily Twomey of Christine Courtney Communications, Jamie
Roberts of Girl’s Night Out and Meg Ritschel of Sanctuary Records
modeled Jill Platner Silver accessories during the event.
M:Girls
even doled out fun gift bags with donations from cosmetics companies and the
latest releases from several record labels. And if that wasn’t enough to entice
young hipsters out, the do-gooder in all of us would have been pleased by the
charitable aspects for this benefit. Malaak Compton-Rock’s (comedian Chris Rock's
wife) non-profit organization Styleworks was the beneficiary of the evening.
Styleworks offers free comprehensive makeovers, interview preparation and
job-retention services to women transitioning from welfare to work. Its efforts
are geared towards enhancing the personal appearance and self-esteem of women
as they journey towards satisfying employment.
If you missed this all-out-girls-musical fete, never fear!
There’ll be another in the next quarter! Sign up for the announcements on
Upoc’s site!
