Pajama Glam!

Saturday we joined mothers, daughters, and friends for the 2nd Annual Tigerlily Foundation Pajama Glam Party at the Embassy Suites DC. Guests dressed in their favorite pajamas accessorized with pink boas, tiaras, and bling to raise awareness for breast and body health. We snapped the emcee Miss DC 2013 Bindhu Pamarthi and Miss DC Outstanding Teen Logan White.

Event producer Maggy Francois and Tigerlily Foundation founder Maimah Karmo surround Blessed Haven's Danielle Jennings, Miss DC 2011 Ashley Boalch, Jessica Nackulin, and Mosaic's Joel Cas.

The ballroom was draped in pink and white with a pink pillow fighting area, dance floor, hula hoops, photo booth, jewelry station, and pampering stations. Here, DC Magazine's Martha Pheeny and Kristin Ikenson, ABC 7 News' Dr. Katy Nelson holding her daughter Molly, and Makin' Whoopie's Kimberly Robinson.

Guests enjoyed mini cupcakes, music by DJ Neekola and a fashion show by Elizabeth St. John. Here, Designs by Debijo's Debijo Wheatley, Blue Sky Health & Wellness' Dr. Jennifer Sims, and Backflow Technology's Carol Barbe.

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