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Flash bulbs met flash drives at the first-ever back-to-school supplies fashion show in New York City hosted by Staples. Lisa Rinna, fashionable mom and "Dancing with the Stars" alum, emceed the runway show which featured Staples' widest selection ever of back-to-school products. The show spotlighted the season's trendiest products, including organizational tools, hip new technology and an unparalleled selection of hot new colors and exclusive patterns.
Event guests saw first-hand what are sure to be "runway" best sellers for back-to-school at great price points, and how Staples is making it easy for teens to personalize, customize and organize in a way that works best for them.
The top back-to-school supplies for the season were modeled by members of Boys & Girls Clubs of America, ranging in age from 8-16-years-old. Staples then donated all of the school supplies featured in the fashion show, an estimated value of more than $13,000, to Brooklyn's Madison Square Boys & Girls Clubhouse to prepare the kids to head back to school.
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Lisa Rinna Lisa Rinna is known to many as Billie Reed, the free-spirited character she played on NBC's daytime hit "Days of Our Lives" and as Taylor McBride on Fox's long-running primetime smash, "Melrose Place." Recently she competed on the hit ABC series, "Dancing with the Stars" and participated in the national Dancing with the Stars tour. Rinna also served as the co-host of SOAPnet's daily talk show "Soap Talk" from 2002-2006 and garnered her fourth Emmy nomination for Talk Show Host for the 2006-2007 season. |
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Most recently she starred as Roxie Hart alongside her husband Harry Hamlin in the hit Broadway musical, Chicago, and in September, Lisa will be seen as the new red-carpet host for TV Guide Channel.
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Staples Hosts First-Ever Back-to-School Supplies Fashion Show and Highlights the Season's Trendiest Products, Colors and Patterns Flash bulbs met flash drives, the runway met the ruler and school met style at Staples, Inc.'s (NASDAQ: SPLS) first-ever back-to-school supplies fashion show at the Helen Mills Studio today in New York City. Hosted by actress, Dancing with the Stars alum and fashionable mom, Lisa Rinna, the event featured Staples' wide selection of back-to-school products – including organizational tools, hip new technology and an unparalleled selection of hot new colors and exclusive patterns. At the show, the top back-to-school products for the season were modeled by members of Boys & Girls Clubs of America, ranging in age from 8-16-years-old. Staples then donated all of the school supplies featured in the fashion show, an estimated value of more than $13,000, to Brooklyn's Madison Square Boys & Girls Clubhouse to prepare the kids to head back to school. View PDF |
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Top Ten Back-to-School Supplies at Staples Staples, Inc. (NASDAQ: SPLS), the world's largest office supply company, along with actress, Dancing with the Stars alum and fashionable mom, Lisa Rinna, teamed up today to host the first ever back-to-school supplies fashion show in New York City. Fresh off the runway, here are the top picks for "must have" supplies for back to school. All products are available at Staples retail stores. View PDF |
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About Staples
Staples, Inc. invented the office superstore concept in 1986 and today is the world's largest office products company. With 74,000 talented associates, the company is committed to making it easy to buy a wide range of office products, including supplies, technology, furniture, and business services. With 2006 sales of $18.2 billion, Staples serves consumers and businesses ranging from home-based businesses to Fortune 500 companies in 22 countries throughout North and South America, Europe and Asia. Headquartered outside of Boston, Staples operates in more than 1,900 office superstores and also serves its customers through mail order catalog, e-commerce and contract businesses. More information is available at www.staples.com.
