Decades come to Dallas

Sarah and I will be heading to Forty Five Ten for the much anticipated December Decadence that benefits Family Place this evening. Willa Ford-Modano and Mike Modano are this year’s Honorary Chair. Cameron Silver, owner of famed LA-based vintage couture store, Decades will be making an appearance along with some of his finest selections (think Yves Saint Laurent, Gucci, Chanel, Pucci, Hermes, and more – a treasure trove for vintage vixens), as well as handbag designer Alexandra Knight, and jewelry designer Nancey Chapman. If you missed out on getting a ticket to tonight’s event, no need to fret, a trunk show of goodies from each will be at the store through tomorrow at 4 P.M.

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