The 8 models had their hair and make up done by Jayne Vanessa Read in the morning and I rehearsed the modelling routines with them.
Our first Flash mob was at 12pm in George Street, Hove with 6 girl models wearing clothes from Rock Lobster Boutique. Jonno Cox and Rich from Fickle Events played the music outside the shop and we created a real stir with many ladies going into Rock Lobster after and trying on the outfits they had seen on the models.
 |
| Rock Lobster Boutique |
We then all taxied into Brighton to Flash Mob Joules in East Street - after a shower of rain. However we still had about 200 people watching the 2 boys and 4 gorgeous girls showing the clothes from Joules.
 |
| Joules |
After Joules the models went to Pretty Eccentric in Bond Street to put on the beautiful 1920's flapper dresses while Jonno and Rich set the speakers up. The girls were so excited to see the wonderful beaded dresses and I had staged a charleston routine to The Black Bottom. The crowds gathered and Michelle Scott the owner of Pretty Eccentric said:-
"I just wanted to say massive thank you, to you and everyone involved in todays Flash Mob at Pretty Eccentric.
I've had a big smile on my face all afternoon. It was brilliant!"
 |
| Pretty Eccentric |
Finally all excited we left Bond Street and all walked round to Laundry Boutique.
 |
| Jonno Cox and models on flash mob tour |
Laundry Boutique in Prince Albert Street has only been opened about 3 months and the models looked stunning in their outfits.
Thanks to Larry Bray for the photos and everyone involved in putting this day together.
 |
| Laundry Boutique
The WHM (What's Happening Magazine) video shot on the day
|
Thanks to Larry Bray for the photos and everyone involved in putting this day together.
