What’s Inside Lindsay Lohan’s Birthday Party Goodie Bag?
Lindsay Lohan Celebrates Her 19th Birthday
Party girl Lindsay Lohan is one of the last to leave her 19th birthday celebration at Club Basque in Hollywood.
What’s Inside Lindsay Lohan’s Birthday Party Goodie Bag?
Lindsay Lohan celebrated her 19th birthday this past weekend. Peek inside at some of the goodies that she and her guests enjoyed!
(PRWEB) June 21, 2005 -- Lindsay Lohan, the popular star of Disney’s Herbie: Fully Loaded celebrated her nineteenth birthday early, but in style, this past weekend. The A-List celebrities that joined in on the festivities include Paris Hilton, Nicole Richie, Jake Gyllenhaal, Kirsten Dunst and Jared Leto.
The Birthday Girl and her guests were treated to goodie bags which included a specially designed pocket mirror courtesy of My Favorite Mirror. The pocket mirror, illustrated by Susie Ghahremani of boygirlparty.com and manufactured by Kellee Milner of myfavoritemirror.com featured a whimsical painting of the guest of honor, which was created exclusively for this event.
About the artists
Susie Ghahremani is an illustrator and graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design. Her client list includes Martha Stewart Kids, Bust Magazine, Utne, and Child Magazine. She has also illustrated for musical outfits such as The Postal Service and Mike Doughty, formerly of the band Soul Coughing. Susie sells her original paintings and other handmade goods on her website at www.boygirlparty.com.
My Favorite Mirror collaborates with popular artists to help make their artwork available in a small, portable & fun package that anyone can afford. Looking for a great gift? Browse the officially licensed artwork of talented illustrators, including boygirlparty. If you are shopping for your own unique party favor, you can choose from one of their many colorful templates or create your own mirror from scratch! My Favorite Mirror offers FREE SHIPPING on US orders over $50.
Susie’s website, boygirlparty is on the web at www.boygirlparty.com
My Favorite Mirror is online at www.myfavoritemirror.com
Party girl Lindsay Lohan is one of the last to leave her 19th birthday celebration at Club Basque in Hollywood.
What’s Inside Lindsay Lohan’s Birthday Party Goodie Bag?
Lindsay Lohan celebrated her 19th birthday this past weekend. Peek inside at some of the goodies that she and her guests enjoyed!
(PRWEB) June 21, 2005 -- Lindsay Lohan, the popular star of Disney’s Herbie: Fully Loaded celebrated her nineteenth birthday early, but in style, this past weekend. The A-List celebrities that joined in on the festivities include Paris Hilton, Nicole Richie, Jake Gyllenhaal, Kirsten Dunst and Jared Leto.
The Birthday Girl and her guests were treated to goodie bags which included a specially designed pocket mirror courtesy of My Favorite Mirror. The pocket mirror, illustrated by Susie Ghahremani of boygirlparty.com and manufactured by Kellee Milner of myfavoritemirror.com featured a whimsical painting of the guest of honor, which was created exclusively for this event.
About the artists
Susie Ghahremani is an illustrator and graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design. Her client list includes Martha Stewart Kids, Bust Magazine, Utne, and Child Magazine. She has also illustrated for musical outfits such as The Postal Service and Mike Doughty, formerly of the band Soul Coughing. Susie sells her original paintings and other handmade goods on her website at www.boygirlparty.com.
My Favorite Mirror collaborates with popular artists to help make their artwork available in a small, portable & fun package that anyone can afford. Looking for a great gift? Browse the officially licensed artwork of talented illustrators, including boygirlparty. If you are shopping for your own unique party favor, you can choose from one of their many colorful templates or create your own mirror from scratch! My Favorite Mirror offers FREE SHIPPING on US orders over $50.
Susie’s website, boygirlparty is on the web at www.boygirlparty.com
My Favorite Mirror is online at www.myfavoritemirror.com
posted by Bricks and Stones at Tuesday, June 21, 2005
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