Courtney Shofner’s ‘TuTushie’ Clothing Item To Be In Golden Globe Celebrity Bags
A touch of Klass
Courtney Shofner displays some of her designer baby girl clothing items that will be included in over 60 Golden Globe Awards gift bags this Saturday. Shofner’s Klassy Kouture TuTushies are trademarked and patented.
With this close to her heart and her passion, this is how Klassy Kouture was born. Courtney Shofner, from Lamesa, Texas, a graduate from Klondike High School and Texas Tech University, had a dream to start an infant and toddler girl clothing line. While on vacation in Colorado in 2010, the name of her business, Klassy Kouture, and the design came to her. The design, the TuTushie – a tutu on the tush – began to come alive. The design name is trademarked and the TuTushie is Patented. The TuTushie is a one piece outfit with “bling” or other embellishments on the front and a soft tutu sewn on the back. Using her photographer skills, Courtney designs the outfit and has wonderful employees that do the sewing and heat pressing the rhinestone bling or other embellishments. Therefore, each outfit is made with special care by hand.
Klassy Kouture line is in the Dallas Market and Atlanta Market and can been seen in stores across Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Kentucky, Alabama, and Florida.
The most exciting news that has happened to Klassy Kouture is that the TuTushie has been selected to be in a celebrity gift bag at the Golden Globes Awards which will be January 12. In August, Courtney received an email from the CEO of Secret Room Events, Rita Branch, wanting Klassy Kouture to be a part of the Red Carpet Style Lounge & Bambi Baby Lounge Event taking place at the Golden Globes. After much thought and talking to family members, Courtney decided to be a part of this. The TuTushie will be given to celebrities who are pregnant or who just had a baby girl recently. Some of the gift bags will also be given to Media Editors.
Courtney is always planning and designing new creations. She has added infant bloomers with a tutu and a top with bling to have an outfit. Also, Klassy Kouture has added a line for toddler girls. The bling and tutu is placed on t-shirt or dress. Legwarmers with a tutu at the bottom and hair accessories can also be purchased. The infant line ranges from sizes 0 to 18 months and the toddler line ranges from sizes 18 month to size 5/6. Take a look at www.klassykouture.com to see the many colors and styles to choose from. A few of the “bling” designs are high maintenance, cute as a bug, sassy, princess, keep calm and sparkle on, and my little black dress. The best seller is a green camo one piece with a dark pink tutushie accented with Daddy’s Girl rhinestone design.
Moms or grandmothers, the next time you want to give your little girl some “bling”, purchase a tutushie or other clothing from the Klassy Kouture line. Your daughter or granddaughter will be Fashion Hit!
Courtney is the daughter of Billy and Sharon Brooks Shofner of Lamesa, the granddaughter of the late Paul and Irene Brooks and the niece of Don and Neoma Williams of Hart.
If you are interested in seeing the Klassy Kouture line visit www.klassykouture.com
from Lamesa Press-Reporter