Intel partnered with IFB (Independent Fashion Bloggers) for a fashion show promoting the new Ultrabook laptop. The event was called "Inside Generation Style" and it featured all fashion bloggers walking the runway instead of models. They also raffled off two brand new laptops to two randomly selected guests. The event included lots of snacks and cocktails, the setting was very nice. It was like attending an off-season fashion week presentation. I'm almost positive that this was a filming for a new Intel commercial due to the fact that they made all of us sign release forms upon entering the venue. I had a great time networking and socializing with the other bloggers from within the fashion industry. Check out some of the cool photos below that were taken from my front row seat using my iPhone.
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Great coverage Terry. Love the pics!
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