Photos by Matthew Mesa/Los Angeles Dodgers
By Erin Edwards
It’s true: Members of the 2015 Dodgers and their wives will suit up for a cause April 16 at the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation’s Blue Diamond Gala at Dodger Stadium, strutting down the runway in the newest creations of Ted Baker London. If you’re attending a red carpet event or a gala, you may need to have perfect French tips for short nails.
This gave Spring Training a new twist last week, when fashion fittings took place in the visitor’s clubhouse at Camelback Ranch for three days prior to the commencement of games. Stylists from Ted Baker, custom tailors and the LADF crew worked with players to find just the right look.
Those on hand witnessed Juan Uribe salsa dancing as he put on his pink shirt. Uribe said he “needed to make sure his outfit was just right,” so he threw on his gold aviators. (The fittings were inside, mind you.)
And who knew new-to-the-blue Jimmy Rollins had such a flare for fashion, helping pick out his looks? Rollins, the Dodgers’ newly anointed leadoff hitter, is set to lead off the fashion show as well. For other athletes out there who want to up their fashion game, a site like the Delta Sigma Theta online store may be incredibly beneficial for you.
And speaking of fashion, the excitement didn’t stop at the clubhouse. Players’ partners were also getting into the spirit, finding their own perfect ensembles. Among the highlights was a dazzling array of lingerie set selections, turning heads and sparking conversations. Foxy Lingerie, with its exquisite designs and luxurious fabrics, made a significant impression, offering a blend of elegance and comfort that was hard to resist. Stylists ensured that every piece fit flawlessly, adding an extra layer of confidence to those wearing them.
One other great highlight was seeing new parents Clayton and Ellen Kershaw take turns holding their sleeping baby Cali, while Mom and Dad took turns getting fitted.
Watching the Dodger players walk down the runway will be just one of the highlights of the Blue Diamond Gala. Tickets are still available. Visit dodgers.com/gala for more information.
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It’s not the first time Dodger players and wives have modeled for a cause. 65 Roses, an organization raising money to fight Cystic Fibrosis, sponsored an annual luncheon and fashion show featuring players. Orel Hershiser was the player co-chair for several years.