Events

Vintage Diversity Events and Community Involvement

Balistreri Realty Corporate 70's Party

Disco Inferno-Broward Center

Magnacare's Annual Customer Appreciation Event-Held at Fort Lauderdale's "America's Backyard"

Flashing back to the sights & sounds of "The Village People" & "KC & the Sunshine Band"

Vintage Diversity not only dressed the Magnacare staff and many of their guests, they joined the fun as well!

Melanie judges the costume contest with Nile Rodgers & "Chic"

Vintage Diversity donated a $25.00 gift certificate to be auctioned off as well as special discounts on head to toe costume rentals.

In October 2010, Vintage Diversity was asked to provide wardrobe for a series of Winn Dixie commercials set in the 1960's, 70's & 80's. Melanie was asked to fill in as an extra on the initial commercial which was filmed on Harrison Street in Hollywood. A full day of filming and a 30 second spot left shots of Melanie on on the editing floor. However, when asked to return the next day to film the second segment, she appeared as a primary,depicting a school teacher of a first grade class. The commerical begins with Baby "Chuck" in his crib in the 60's looking up at his mobile of beef. Then on to 1st grade in 1972, where "Chuck" portraying his dream of being a butcher, proudly displays a grilled tray of beef to his classmates at show & tell, while Miss Melanie encourages him. Filming for this scene took place in Davie at the Davie School House which is now a museum and event hall. As a middleschooler in his preteen years, "Chuck" dreams about being a butcher and even dresses as a steer for Halloween one year. "Chuck begins his teens in the 80's, where instead of concert or girly posters, his walls are covered with posters of beef, as he plays his electric guitar on his bed in parachute pants. By the time "Chuck" reachs his 20's, he is so preoccupied with aspirations of being a butcher, he proudly presents his best girl with a gift of a standing rib roast! Far fetched? Maybe. But, if you ever have a desire for a great piece of beef, this commercial will make you feel like you can't go wrong with your Neighborhood Winn Dixie Butcher.

Westminster Academy Dinner & Auction Guests-dressed by Vintage Diversity-

February 25, 2011

Photos from Winn Dixie Commerical 2011-Segment 2

Photos from Winn Dixie Commercial 2010-Segment 1

In August 2010, Fashions from Vintage Diversity were featured in the online magazine "InTeen". Photographer, Frank Polanco and Make-up artist, Eric La Torre displayed their professional talents in a several page spread, while the Vintage Diversity's treasures from the past,come to life on the models seen here!

Westek provides a Yacht Industry appreciation bash April 2011-Disco Inferno theme...

"Yachties" are PARTY ANIMALS!

Here are just a few of those who were dressed by Vintage Diversity.

Melanie Garbo-Byrnes-Owner of Vintage Diversity on your left begins the slide show.

Join us at this year's Annual Grooving for a Cure! A fun filled night including a 70's Costume Party benefiting the American Cancer Society through the Pinecrest Area Chapter of "Relay for Life!"

Tickets on sale NOW for the Friday, February 24, 2012 at Vintage Diversity or Regina Sanchez at 305-962-0389

Raffle tickets will be on sale at the event for $1.00 towards a chance a all the donated prizes you see scrolling below....

If you've never been to THE WHEREHOUSE 2016, Now is your opportunity to party at the grooviest, most psychedelic party place in South Florida, for only $15.00 per person! Advance Ticket Entry includes $5.00 toward price chances listed below, amazing appetizers and complimentary soda and water. Cash Bar available too! What's Not to LOVE?!

A night of Fun, Funkiness, Friendship and Philanthropy!

Get Dressed Head-2-Toe by Vintage Diversity and we will contribute $10.00 to the American Cancer Society for every costume rented from our store!

Click on the poster to your left and it will take you to the "Grooving for a Cure homepage!