All The Rage Fashions Launches New Makeover Contest

Want to win a free makeover, courtesy of All the Rage Fashions? Want to win $50 free to the Pink House?? Find out how to enter below.

2011-05-19

CLAREMORE, OK, May 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) All the Rage Fashions (ATR), a fashion store in Claremore, today announced the launch of a Free Makeover Contest for all its Facebook fans. The contest is designed to spread the word about the store's new makeover and look, as well as to expand their fan base on Facebook.

"This contest is a fun way for fans to stay engaged with us and possibly win a fabulous makeover they'll always remember," says DeAnne Marie, Lead Fashionista. "We've just undergone an incredible new business makeover ourselves, including a new format and look, and want to show our fans what a new makeover can do for them. It's our way of engaging them personally and rewarding them for staying connected with us."

To automatically enter, individuals can go to ATR's Facebook page and 'Like' their page. At the end of May, ATR will randomly select a winner for a free makeover that includes--

* 2 stylish All the Rage outfits.
* Hair Styling & Make Up Consultation.
* $50 gift certificate to The Pink House Restaurant of Claremore.

All the Rage specializes in name brand ladies' fashion and accessories that are pre-owned but in excellent condition. The store boasts a show room full of brand name items featuring the latest in designer trends. All the Rage also offers professional advice to help customers find the look they're after, including fashion profiles, color matching and skin tones, and accessorizing. Other services include personal shoppers and a Wish List to help customers find that special item.

"Our focus is on helping people look their absolute best," says DeAnne Marie. "When you shop with ATR, you're not just a nameless person buying clothes from us. You're our first and only priority and will receive the very best in all we have to offer in customer care. Come by All the Rage Fashions and experience the difference of our quality fashions as well as our extraordinary service and great prices."

Hours for All the Rage are Monday through Friday, 10am - 6pm and Saturday, 10am - 3pm. Customers interested in selling their gently used clothing and accessories can bring in their items during business hours. The staff will review the items while they wait and make an offer based on brand, age and condition of item.

About All the Rage:
Located at 502 South Lynn Riggs Boulevard, Claremore, OK, All the Rage Fashions buys and sells the latest in quality fashion clothing, including teen, college, career, and brand names, as well as handbags and other accessories. Their mission is to help customers look their absolute best with an amazing choice of quality fashions at unbeatable prices. For more information, visit their new website at http://www.alltheragefashions.com or call (918) 343-2225.

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