The 2013 “In Fashion” Luncheon and Fashion Show at Saks

From left: Valerie Clemens, co-chair Amanda Burch, board president Marcie Kennedy, co-chair Wendy Rosen and Betsy Kania.

Wendy Rosen and Johnson Hartig of Libertine participate in a silent auction that included front-row seats at New York Fashion Week to see the Fall 2014 Libertine collection (which sold for $2,500), and a custom-made jacket by Libertine, which sold for $4,500 (Hartig also awarded the winner with a cashmere sweater).

From left: Barbara Eberlein and Noelle Wein.

From left: Tami Rieger, Lone Spillard and Anne Taylor came out to support the worthy cause.

A piece from Libertine’s fall 2013 Collection.

From left: Kathy Maguire, Edward Barnes, corps de ballet for the Pennsylvania Ballet (who wants you to come see him in the Ballet's Nutcracker December 7th through 29th at the Academy of Music), Sharon Bozentka and Linda Dooney.

Libertine made this special bag for live and silent auction winners.

Andrea Freundlich enjoys lunch with friends.

Inspirational modeling was done with a flair by local cancer survivors, caregivers and professional models which presented Hartig's Libertine collection during a fashion show during lunch.

Incoming Cancer Support Community CEO Kelly Harris. Kelly was formerly the CEO of Gilda’s Club Delaware Valley, which is in the process of merging with CSC. Both organizations will operate as Cancer Support Community Greater Philadelphia by the end of the year. The community center is located at 4100 Chamounix Dr. in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park. This is a very exciting move, and one that will keep the mission alive to provide free social and emotional support programs and services to area men, women and children living with any type of cancer. I've raised over $30,000 for Gilda's Club in honor of my sister, Judy Wilkins, who passed away of ovarian cancer in 2009. Happy Thanksgiving, and happy birthday to my sister Judy who was born on Thanksgiving 1960.