Style Savvy workshop in Tunbridge Wells - social event

PUBLISHED: 01:17 23 May 2011 | UPDATED: 19:26 20 February 2013

Style Savvy workshop in Tunbridge Wells

A Style Savvy workshop was held at Love Is boutique in Tunbridge Wells, where owner and Kent Life columnist Paula Fry opened up her shop out of hours to enable

fashion designer and style advisor Sue-Mee Maudsley

%07799791003 )smcheung200@aol.com to host an evening of fashion, style and make-up. Sue-Mee presented the trends for Spring/Summer 2011 and how to incorporate them into everyones wardrobe.

A Style Savvy workshop was held at Love Is boutique in Tunbridge Wells, where owner and Kent Life columnist Paula Fry opened up her shop out of hours to enablefashion designer and style advisor Sue-Mee Maudsley 07799791003 smcheung200@aol.com to host an evening of fashion, style and make-up. Sue-Mee presented the trends for Spring/Summer 2011 and how to incorporate them into everyones wardrobe.

Images: Kerry McNair www.kerrymcnairphotography.co.uk

Style Savvy workshop in Tunbridge Wells - social event

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