Little Black Dress Club

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The Little Black Dress Club is the premiere women's social network specializing in adventure, sophistication, and friendship! Our diverse membership includes women who share a common spirit and taste for the finer things in life! We enjoy activities such as themed dinner parties, casual happy hours, fashion shows, adventure and beach vacations, and celebrity book signings. We boast a penchant for "out-of-the-box" ideas and our generous contributions to charity. Our members are recognized for their class, intelligence, and grace as well as their willingness to try new things! Being a part of something truly unique and special is as easy as throwing on a little black dress!

http://www.lbdclub.com

Website: http://www.lbdclub.com
Location: Tracy, CA (Tracy Chapter)
Members: 4
Latest Activity: May 4

Chilin at Chili's Happy Hour January 20, 2012

It was a great evening with 11 ladies showing. Fabulous ladies who all got to meet and make friends. It was a nice and relaxing evening. A shout out to the manager at Chili's, Francesco, and Assistant Manager, Chris, for being awesome and very accomadating to our group! Our server, Joseph, was great, attentive, and made sure we were taken care of. Chili's was a great place to hold our first gathering for 2012.

We got to know a little interesting fact of each lady. It was a blast!! They were great in playing the "phone stacking" game in order to be able to get to know each other better. Although the phones were ringing throughout the evening, the ladies went about chatting within the group. At the end of the night, the ladies who didn't answer their phone (and it was all the ladies) qualified for a raffle drawing for a one year subscription for a magazine of their choice. Those were Theresa, Kay, and Leila. Congratulations!

It was a fabulous night!

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Comment by Melanie Dunniway on May 4, 2012 at 6:00pm: "Fight Like A Girl"

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The program encompasses classes that empower women and children to have greater self-esteem through knowledge of these life-saving skills and to fulfill their dreams.

Come on out, let's get educated, and learn some skills!!

Free class from 6:30 - 9:00 pm.

More information at

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(will post more information soon)

Comment by Melanie Dunniway on May 2, 2012 at 6:35pm: .

Are you going to wear your derby hats for the Girl's Night Out event on May 11th...? If you aren't one of the 10 reserved tickets, make sure you call the Grand theater to get your ticket.

Comment by Melanie Dunniway on May 2, 2012 at 6:33pm: It's a black dress affaire for our Girl's Night Out Derby Time on May 11th. Can't wait to see you fabulous ladies!!

Comment by Melanie Dunniway on May 2, 2012 at 6:32pm: The Birth of the Little Black Dress - 1925

Perhaps more than any other piece of clothing, the little black dress is, women have been told, the essential, the one that will take you practically anywhere. And perhaps more than any other designer, Coco Chanel was the one who made it ubiquitous. She did not invent the concept, of course, but according to Coco Chanel: The Legend and the Life (by Justi...ne Picardine), “the little black dress was not formally identified as the shape of the future until 1926, when American Vogue published a drawing of a Chanel design.… It was an apparently simple yet elegant sheath, in black crêpe de Chine, with long, narrow sleeves, worn with a string of white pearls; and Vogue proved to be correct in the prediction that it would become a uniform.…”See More

Perhaps more than any other piece of clothing, the little black dress is, women have been told, the essential, the one that will take you practically anywhere. And perhaps more than any other designer, Coco Chanel was the one who made it ubiquitous. She did not invent the concept, of course, but according to Coco Chanel: The Legend and the Life (by Justine Picardine), “the little black dress was not formally identified as the shape of the future until 1926, when American Vogue published a drawing of a Chanel design.… It was an apparently simple yet elegant sheath, in black crêpe de Chine, with long, narrow sleeves, worn with a string of white pearls; and Vogue proved to be correct in the prediction that it would become a uniform.…”"">

Comment by Melanie Dunniway on May 2, 2012 at 6:31pm: Excellent job organizing and sorting food at the Tracy Interfaith Ministries during the Tracy Love Event. Great job ladies!!

Comment by Melanie Dunniway on May 2, 2012 at 6:29pm: Little Black Dress Club ladies volunteering their time for the Love Tracy Event on April 28, 2012

Comment by Melanie Dunniway on April 30, 2012 at 11:41pm: Spring Fling Affaire Launch Party

Comment by Melanie Dunniway on April 30, 2012 at 11:39pm: Love the dresses!!!!

Comment by Melanie Dunniway on April 30, 2012 at 11:38pm: Every one looked fantastic at the Spring Fling Affaire Launch Party! Hope to see you at our next event...