Pink Champagne cocktails in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month at the entrance to the celebration
Pink Champagne cocktails in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month at the entrance to the celebration
Laura Fleitas and Danielle Blanco pose for the cameras.
Laura Fleitas and Danielle Blanco pose for the cameras.
The overall scene at the party
The overall scene at the party
Jessica Anderson and Travis Smith with Vanessa and Alfred Karram
Jessica Anderson and Travis Smith with Vanessa and Alfred Karram
Paula de la Espriella and Ellen Weston
Paula de la Espriella and Ellen Weston
Fontainebleau COO Philip Goldfarb
Fontainebleau COO Philip Goldfarb
Tracy Mourning and Jenine Howard share a hug.
Tracy Mourning and Jenine Howard share a hug.
December 2, 2015 | Parties
THE OCCASION Now in its second year, Miami Fights once again joined efforts with the Fontainebleau’s Bleu Goes Pink initiative for an evening that celebrated four breast cancer survivors who were treated at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. THE CROWD Hosted by The Juice Foundation founder Jenine Howard, the cocktail party honored Jane Torres, Marya Meyer, Karla Rocha and Ellen Weston, women who stared cancer in the eye and lived to tell about it. THE HIGHLIGHTS Held on the lawn facing the ocean, the party treated attendees to tasting stations featuring bites from the Fontainebleau’s various restaurants. After the showing of a documentary detailing each of the aforementioned survivors’ stories and a speech by the SCCC’s Dr. Joyce Slingerland came the evening’s big moment: That’s when Miami Publisher Diana Riser and Fontainebleau COO Philip Goldfarb pushed a button that immediately turned the exterior of the hotel a happy shade of pink via the magic of state-of-the art lighting. La vie en rose is right! –Photography by Brett Hufziger
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