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Uomo Moderno Fashion Show Comes to Philadelphia

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The inaugural show of Uomo Moderno’s New Generation Fashion Tour was buzzing with beautiful models and sparkling Prosecco. Philly PR Girl was on scene at Mercedes-Benz’s New York Fashion Week to watch the magic happen. Italy’s first and only fashion and lifestyle magazine in the U.S. made a splash last Friday night. This wasn’t your average fashion […]

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18th Annual Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance

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“Concours d’Elegance” is a French phrase that literally means competition of elegance. On the weekend of September 12th, elegance, beauty and prestige were not lacking in any regard at the 18th Annual Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance. Dating back to the 17th century, French aristocrats would parade their horse-drawn carriages throughout the streets of Paris during

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Street Fare Food Festival in Mt. Airy

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This week Philly PR Girl got a preview of what’s in store for you on September 18th when Mt. Airy unveils their 2014 Street Fare on Germantown Avenue. It will be an evening dedicated to showing off this neighborhood that doesn’t get nearly enough of the attention it deserves. No night which starts with corned

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Philadelphia Magazine’s Battle of the Burger

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Last night Philadelphia Magazine held the 2nd annual Battle of the Burger presented by Amstel Light.  The event, held at the Piazza at Schmidt’s, was packed with hungry folks, amazing smells, and some of our favorite restaurants in Philadelphia. The winner of the 2014 Battle of the Burger was Justin Swain from REX 1516!  You must head over to 1516

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Girls Night Out with Big Red Pedal Tours

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Last week, the Philly PR Girl team celebrated a wildly successful summer with a team outing hosted by Big Red Pedal Tours! You may have seen these 15-seat pedicycles coasting through the city before: music blaring, friends laughing and pedestrians snapping photos and staring. If you’re a passerby on your way home from work on

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Made In America Festival

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Made In America, the two-day music festival, kicked off its third annual event in Philadelphia on Benjamin Franklin Parkway while a sister festival premiered on the East Coast in Los Angeles. With a bicoastal star-studded lineup, the Labor Day weekend event was expected to be the most anticipated event of the summer bringing in more

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“Perseverance With Dignity” Wows First Friday Crowd

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When you meet Christopher Brown, there’s no denying his easy manner and ingenuous air. Brown, a charming Englishman with an intriguing accent, is a “no frills no nonsense” kind of guy who can put it all on the table and speak his mind freely. Christopher Brown, a documentary photographer, brings his straightforward perspective to life

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This Week in Philly

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 Here’s whats going on this week in Philly  Monday, September 8th Getting Paid To Talk: An Introduction to the Voice Over Industry- At Cavanaughs Headhouse, around 6:30pm, come and learn about the quickly growing voice-over industry, and how you can get paid, by just talking!  To purchase tickets click here! The Psychology & Behavior of

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First Friday Interview: Sarah Bishop-Stone of FringeArts

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Long-time opening act of Philadelphia’s theater season, the Philadelphia Live Arts and Fringe Festival has been molding and shaping our performance landscape since 1997. Last year, the company tested and pushed boundaries internally: moving from their small office and studio space in Northern Liberties to a restored fire department pumping station on the waterfront, across

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