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Extra! Extra! For the first time since 1982, Trends has not only our muchadored 10 Fashionalities, but for the first time we have 4 Fabulous Phoenicians. The excitement starts on page 46. They will be presented at the Camelback Inn on November 15th, 2025. These amazing 14 individuals have so much to make this community and state a far better place for organizations and people.
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By Judith Krantz
Few knew of a tiny street in Beverly Hills now known today famously as Rodeo Drive, until Judith Krantz wrote Scruples in 1978. The novel centers around a rags to riches socialite named Billy, who’s escape for loneliness is to open a fabulous boutique in Beverly Hills. After traveling the world and several marriages that leave her rich, Billy changes everything about the perception of fine apparel and makes history
The novel is full of the constant norm of trash novels of the 1960s and 70s. Shop, bed hop and name drop. Full of plot twists and turns, it offers the perfect poolside read for your trip to Monte Carlo.
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Spring 2025 Trend Edition
By Samantha DeRose
Soft and sun-faded, this dreamy lemon sorbet dress captures the essence of effortless summer style-clean, minimalist lines with a clever cutout detail that gives you options.
You can shop this Acler Newbewick maxi dress at Neiman Marcus, located at Scottsdale Fashion Square.
Bright, bold and one-of-a-kind. This collection captures the season’s love for standout color and playful elegance with hand-selected sapphires and sparkling diamonds.
You can shop this Eternal Spring Prism Pendant at Oliver Smith Jeweler, located at 8787 N. Scottsdale Rd., Suite 116.
Statement shades are having a moment, and MCM’s bold frames bring just the right mix of retro glam and streetwear edge.
You can shop these MCM sunglasses at Mo Money Pawn Shop, located at 1152 E Indian School Rd.
Elevating utility to art, the Plumber’s Daughter Toolbox pairs gold-toned essentials with a vegan leather–lined, vintage-inspired case –a beautiful addition to any curated interior or the perfect gift for the design devotee.
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The boho renaissance is in full swing for summer 2025—unstructured bags with laid-back silhouettes and vintageinspired charm are everywhere.
You can shop the Chloé Paraty at High Society Resale Boutique, located at 10805 N. 71st Way.
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF GREATER SCOTTSDALE GALA
Mary Ellen McKee was honored by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale recently at The Phoenician in Scottsdale. A huge group of fans and well-wishers of the great lady came out in droves to support her. The bash was chaired by Andrea Robertson and Beth McRae. Trays of champagne and hot hors d’oeuvres greeted a generous and well-turned-out crowd. These supporters have done so much to enrich the lives of many children in our Valley. The Phoenician did an extraor-
dinary job from start to finish. Their service, entrees and desserts were absolute perfection! The afterparty in the lobby was smashing too. A beautiful evening of wonderful and gracious giving, fine wine, and fare. And soul-shaking presentations that night by the youth of our state that will shape our future. Sharlyn and Sage Lentz were the most beautiful couple there!
Jim and Julie Dunning
Greg Barr and Megan Darian
Brad and Andrea Robertson
Lee Courtney, Derek Hines and Heather Wagenhals
Heather and Chip Hassen Greg Rose and Michelle Cheverie Mike and Kathleen Johnson
Mary Ellen McKee and Thomas McClammy
Darcy and Rob Royal Sage and Sharlyn Lentz Rodney and Sasha Glassman
Coverage courtesy of Bill Dougherty
Recollections from St. Luke’s Ball, now The Board of Visitors
By Katy French Bloom, MD
My family moved from California to Arizona in 1985, and we were welcomed into the community by many wonderful friends whom my parents, Jim and Susan French, had known since attending the University of Arizona. Our Paradise Valley home was situated close to the Camelback Inn, where the St. Luke’s Ball had been held since 1977. I recall attending the ball for the first time when my sister, Amy French-McFarland, was a deb in 1991. It was a magical evening as the young girls were presented on a dais situated over the resort pool, and they had to be very sure footed if they wanted to perform the perfect curtsy and avoid a dip in the water!
I vividly recall seeing the detail on the debutantes’ dresses as they promenaded around the pool, creating a daisy chain after the presentation. I had hopes to be asked to participate in this amazing event in two years, and that wish came true during my senior year at Xavier College Prep. Many of my close friends were being presented so there was exciting discussion about our dresses, hair, and escorts prior to the big night. As the day for the ball arrived, I had an appointment to have my hair styled. It was 1993 and an up-do was the plan. But when I returned home that afternoon from my appointment at the hairdresser, my mother said I looked like someone from the Golden Girls sitcom – not the look I was going for. At about that same time, one of my friends from Xavier knocked on the front door. She too had an unfortunate looking hair style and wanted an alternative. We quickly removed the mountain of bobby pins and washed-out gallons of hair spray, laughing as we styled our hair to look like our young
selves again. It came time to head over to the Camelback Inn, start greeting guests, pass out flowers and sit for pictures. As in my sister’s year, our presentation was to take place on the dais over the resort pool. It was a stunning scene looking out over the water at family and friends. Entering the ballroom after the presentation, I recall an incredible vision of roses in all shades of pink and marvelous decorations coordinated by Kathy Van Arsdale. As with all things, the big night finally came to an end. But I kept my bouquet and the lovely memories.
In 2015 my family returned as guests to the ball, and then again in 2017 and 2022 for the presentation of my nieces. It was a bit different as the resort pool had long since been filled in to add more outside seating, but the night was just as magical for everyone present. It has been 32-years since my night in 1993. Many things have changed, including the style of dresses and hair for the young ladies. However, the April desert sunsets are still beautiful as the flower girls share that special moment with their fathers, family and friends. It is a precious memory for every family, and the incredible BOV team that makes this amazing event happen every year is to be commended and celebrated.
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THE pARTy IN THE GARDEN GALA 2025
The mall of the Phoenix Art Museum served as the perfect spring venue for the much-anticipated pARTy. This year’s chairs Rose, Rob Walton, Jay Franke and David Herro job with the task at hand. Iconic American fashion designer Sui served as the guest of honor. Her heart-stopping collection was displayed inside the museum. Tanner Flynn,
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Anna Sui
Tanner Flynn with Virgil Ortiz and Bill Lykins
OCEAN 44 FABULOUS PHOENICIAN AND FASHIONALITY LUNCHEON 2025
Oliver Badgio and Jen Moser opened Ocean 44 in Scottsdale again this year to celebrate our 2025 inductees. Although we were missing Fabulous Phoenicians Chris Bianco, Mark Tarbell, Vincent Guerithault and Fashionality Rebecca Fowler, who all had previous commitments, the show must go on. Fabulous Phoenician Christopher Gross was there. Nine 2025 Fashionalities, including Suzanne Hensing, Fran Mallace, Judi Scanlon, Jenny Holsman Tetreault, Catherine Tuton, Marcia Meyer, Andrea Robertson, and Mary Jane Rynd, were all complimented on changing our community and the state in
such a positive way. White House Design Studio presented the ladies with yellow roses. Lunch from start to finish was divine! Pastry chef Christine Conner brought out her famed Key lime pie for dessert. Everyone swooned! Retiring Trends Magazine editor Betty McRae was recognized for her boundless efforts that date back to the 1980s. Siena Tueros was introduced as her replacement. A very special thank you to Prime Steak Concepts for everything you do to enhance the flavor and verve of Arizona.
Susie Wesley and Nikki Balich
Sally Krzykos, Barbara Kaplan and Susan Mayer
Jennifer Moser and Catherine Tuton
Betty and Beth McRae
Penny Gunning and Harriet Friedland
Siena Tueros, Christopher Gross and Lin Sue Flood
Lee Courtney and Marilyn Alexander
Jenny Holsman Tetrault, Suzanne Hensing, Catherine Tuton, Marcia Jobe, Judi Scanlon, Fran Mallace, Mary Jane Rynd, Andrea Robertson, Marcia Meyer and Christopher Gross
Coverage courtesy of Sally and Peter Krzykos
LEGACY LUNCHEON 2025
If Dyan Getz and Kate Porter don’t go down in history for co-chairing one of the best luncheons in recent memory, then we don’t know what. Caesars Republic Scottsdale pulled out all the stops. Champagne, fine wines and yes, even Aperol Spritzes graced the cocktail reception. The reception featured the most incredible hors d’oeuvres imaginable.
Famed chef Giada De Laurentiis addressed the crowd as some of the finest ladies and gentlemen listened to the beautiful chef as she
told her story of success. O’Connor Institute CEO Sarah Suggs, who looked breathtaking in scarlet red, touched on the importance of the organization and its mission to advance American democracy through multigenerational civil discourse, civics education, and engagement. Ted Simons of Arizona PBS moderated the afternoon.
Turn green with envy. Libby Cohen and Priscilla Nicholas stole the afternoon in perfect green dresses. You should have been there!
Ted Simons and Sarah Suggs
Libby Cohen and Priscilla Nicholas
Cathy Kleeman and Lisa Henry Holmes
Carol Guimarin and Tran Appel
Ann Siner
Geri Farr and Mark Tarbell
Carrie Hall, Janice Ghiz, Jan Lewis and Annalise Ghiz
Kate Porter, Ted Simmons and Dyan Getz
Suzanne Hughes and Wendy Lentz
Linda Mattes, Liz Manville, Catherine Jacobson and Patti Lau
Dyan Getz and Giada De Laurentiis
Coverage courtesy of Bill Dougherty and Trisha Anthony
(Located at the Kiva Center just west of Scottsdale Road on 5th Avenue)
CHILDSPLAY GALA 2025
The Childsplay organization had much to celebrate with the resounding success of its World of Wonder Gala 2025. Hosted at the elegant Caesars Republic Scottsdale, the event was co-chaired by Brian Guzman – an outspoken advocate for arts and culture in Arizona – alongside Jack Luciano. The evening welcomed over 300 distinguished guests, marking the most successful gala for Childsplay since its founding in 1977. Guzman and Luciano paid tribute to arts champions Billie Jo
Herberger, Vicki and Vernon Vaughn, and Western Alliance Bank, recognizing their unwavering support of the arts. Philanthropists, artists, and cultural leaders filled the room, enjoying an unforgettable night of lively dancing, an exciting auction, fine wine, and an exquisite dinner. It was truly a standout celebration of Arizona’s vibrant arts community.
Vicki Vaughn
Justin Miller and Jack Luciano
Glenda and Howard Evers
Carolyn Sanseverino and Michael Farrar
Billie Jo Herberger with Matt Benjamin and Steve Martin
Matthew Fenicle and Brian Guzman Jasmine and Derek with Lisa Molina
Vickie and Jerry Moyes
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An evening of Art and Impact at the Heard Museum
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2025
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NOT MY KID
Held at the iconic Arizona Biltmore, notMYkid’s 25th Anniversary Gala was a spectacular celebration underscored by an outpouring of generosity from the community. With Co-Chairs Karrin Taylor Robson and Sara Ward leading the charge on their months-long Legacy Campaign, notMYkid announced an incredible $3.8 million raised to support their mission. Debbie and Steve Moak were honored with the Legacy of Hope and Healing Award for 25 years of visionary leadership and service. Sponsors included Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation, as
well as Legacy Leaders Circle donors Jacquie and Bennett Dorrance, Sara and Bruce Ward, Debbie and Steve Moak, Horejsi Charitable Foundation, Garcia Family Foundation, Ben and Catherine Ivy Foundation, and Duke and Robin Schwartz.The night came alive with music from High Society Band, flown in from Salt Lake City, making it an unforgettable celebration of ope, and the future legacy that notMYkid is building for future generations of Arizona’s families.
Tim and Jennifer Mason
Jacquie Dorrance
Steve and Debbie Moak with Dan Moak and Steve Moak Jr.
Kristen Genovese and Debbie Moak
Kristen Genovese, Karrin Taylor Robson, Sara Ward, Duke Schwartz
Jeff and Kate Fassett
Tom and Sara Careny Fiel
Susan Pack, Tina Huber, Sara Ward, Lisa Henry Holmes, Debbie Moak, Lori Henry
AAHA! 2025 HOSPICE OF THE VALLEY
What a spectacular evening showcasing community generosity at Hospice of the Valley’s 2025 art auction: “aaha! art. food. wine.” A record $800,000 was raised to ensure care for those in need, including $300,000 to support New Song Center for Grieving Children. This compassionate Hospice of the Valley program provides grief support to families at no cost and has brought hope and healing to more than 15,000 individuals experiencing deep loss.
Nearly 500 people filled the ballroom at the JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn, excited to bid on the fabulous items auctioned off by
Letitia Frye, a former volunteer with the nonprofit agency. Winners took home fine art, beautiful jewelry, dining and wine packages, plus exclusive trips to Europe and three incredible nights at Montana’s exquisite Triple Creek Ranch with private jet transport. Nate Nathan and the MacDaddy-Os rocked the dance floor.
“We are beyond grateful for this passionate support,” said Executive Director Debbie Shumway. “Thanks to our generous community, we are able to bring our specialized care and unique programs to more families than ever.”
Peter and Lee Anne Kline with Gary and Judy Edens and Sandy Williams
Lynn Kahn, Marlene Lahr, Sandy Belfer and Laurie Schwartz
Robert and Ellen Uhl, Jack and Vianne Kucera, with Debbie and Vince Castaldo
Debbie Shumway and Susan Levine
Marian Levy and Janet Sandino
Lin Sue and Tom Flood
Pearl Marr and Doug Krell
Karen Harris, Freddie Lieberman and Carol Kern
PANDA 2025 25TH ANNIVERSARY
March 29th was truly an evening to remember as over 1,000 helped usher in PANDA’s 25th Anniversary – A Celebration of Children Helping Children Presented by Fox Restaurant Concepts at Jet Linx at Scottsdale Airpark. The black-tie gala’s theme, On the Wings of Dreams, recognized the organization’s past, present and future of helping to fund pediatric medical research in Arizona and beyond. Guests were treated to a cocktail hour out on the tarmac and then a
seated dinner, compliments of M Culinary Concepts. Highlights of the night’s program included PANDA’s signature children’s fashion show with 60 models in styles from The Garage Boutique and Concept Store as well as an epic live auction with the help of Letitia Frye. The evening continued with an epic after-party under the stars thanks to beats by Deejay Silver and Prism Jet. Sterling Blum stole the evening in shell pink.
Micheline Etkin
Penny Gunning and Robyn DeBell
Ryan and Gretchen Schubert
Ryan and Lauren Keeton
Jen Dupuy, Ellen Silhasek, Mandi Schnepf, Katie Cosmas, Sarah Dworkin
Sheena and Scott Moore
Blair and Bubba Moffett
James and Marianne Mago with Heather and Andy Cracchiolo
Trude Kronenberg with Kerry and Peg Moreland
Mikis and Rachel Troyan with Chandra and Tony Petelin
Jules Koechling, Chairs Katie Weston, Lyndsay Hayes, Dara Cohen, Megan Bert, Kate Buhrow
Leslie Lehr and Torie Hackett
Kelly Vasbinder, Sarah Frey, Jordan Ragland
Charlene Berge-Blum with Nancy Berge, Madisson and Sterling Blum
Tori and Brian Heintzelman
Steve and Dee DeTommaso with Fayez K. Ghishan
Teri Bockting and Katie Smith
SOS COCKTAIL PARTY, SPRING 2025
When Ina Manaster selects the food for an event, you know it’s going to be wonderful. The other night at the Biltmore Resort she worked her magic yet again with her co-founder Penny Gunning. Now in its second season, Sharing our Science (or SOS) brought out some of the finest people in the social and medical communities. Everyone was there! Cocktails and champagne flowed, and guests sat spellbound
nibbling on very heavy and marvelous hors d’oeuvres. They listened to HonorHealth physicians and executives discuss the recent strides in medicine and advanced technology. This lecture was chaired by Tori Heintzelman, Jill Krigsten and Jaime Dion, three of the most beautiful and brilliant ladies in the social swim. It was a flawless and swiftly orchestrated happening.
Sue Fletcher and Bob Stenhouse
Trisha Anthony and Debbie Douglas
Stan Graves with Jamie and James Lendrum
Jerad Langkilde
Pat Watts and Rob Lyles
Ina Manaster and Penny Gunning
Joel and Libby Cohen with Frank Trznadel
Helene Presutti and Nancy Robertson
Tori Heintzelman and Jill Krigsten
Carrie Hulburd with David and Christine Watson
Coverage courtesy of Peter Krzykos
THE BOARD OF VISITORS CHARITY BALL 2025
The Camelback Inn and its opulent Sonoran Terrace proved the perfect place on a spring evening. The 110th Annual Charity Ball for the Board of Visitors was magnificent. More than nineteen charities benefited from the organization’s centuries-old philanthropy. Katie Chester chaired the ball. The White House Design Studio transformed
Bethany and Rob Longo
Beth and Scott Springer
Edward Quinif, Shari Crain, Katherine Quinif-Reckling
Ben and Carrie Perrone
Katie and Todd Chester
Dana and Keith Gapusan
2025 Flower Girl Class
Coverage courtesy of Sally and Peter Krzykos
the ballroom into splendor. Thirty-six Flower Girls were presented to society as friends and family sipped champagne and cheered. A festive dinner and dancing followed. Belle of the ball tie: Marcia Scott and Bethany Longo. Cheryl Sucato was the most beautiful lady at the ball. Such a fine night and rich with tradition.
Cheryl Sucato and Jamie O’Connel
Steve and Melanie Walkenbach
Tobi and Frank Placenti
Susan and Brad Sorosky
Meg and Chad Clark
Ed Beeh and Lexie Hill
Marianne and James Mago
Josh Ambroson and Teresa Wilson
Betsy and Ed Witt
Marcia and Warren Whitney
Brian and Tracy Friedman
Jennifer and Robert Bukovec
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CHARITY FOCUS: Ability 360 Sports & Fitness Center, Arizona Friends of Foster Children, St. Vincent de Paul
Photos by Scott Foust Studios
CHARITY FOCUS: Rescue Paws, Wings of Life, Project Driven, Boys & Girls Clubs
Arizona Costume Institute, Phoenix Art Museum, Kidney Foundation, Disabled American Veterans
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TABLES & TICKETS CHAIRS
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