$100 SHOPBOP GIFT CARD GIVEAWAY

Happy Friday! My days have been so tied up lately that I’m kinda finding it hard to accept that Thanksgiving is only 6 days away! What are your plans? Are you hosting? If you are, keep an eye out for my next post on entertaining.

Meanwhile, who’s ready to go shopping for Holiday outfits? Actually, who isnt? Well, our friends at Shopbop are giving yet another $100 giftcard to one lucky Mochatini reader to help with the “what-to-wear” to so-and-so’s holiday party. Just leave a comment below with your most memorable holiday party experience and link to this post on your blog/facebook/twitter. Easy-peasy! Good luck!

Oh and those planning to travel for Thanksgiving, take a look at ultimate Thanksgiving travel suitcase on Shopbop Blog

Giveaway open until Nov 27, 2012 and is open to international readers.

Marc by Marc Jacobs gloves

designer scarves sample sale Kors 

Michael Kors booties

UPDATE: This giveaway is now closed. Winner is is Melanie. Congratulations Melanie, please send me your email asap.

xo

 

 

 

39 thoughts on “$100 SHOPBOP GIFT CARD GIVEAWAY

  1. Holly B

    My most memorable was during the year I spent in Japan because Christmas was still celebrated, but there were so many fun differences and celebrating with fellow Americans really eased my homesickness.

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  2. phioniray

    My most memorable celebration was five years ago with my university friends. We had graduated the summer before, and everybody was about to leave the town and go their separate way. It was our last party together. We were really close, they were like a family for me. And it was such a wonderful celebration, full of warmth, and laughter, and dancing, and singing. I was trying hard as I might to save each second somewhere in my heart, and now when I close my eyes I still can see my friends’ smiles perfectly clear. :)
    http://www.facebook.com/phioniray/posts/292929514150115

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  3. Jenny

    My most memorable holiday party was just most memorable because it was one where all my closest friends were together. All of us go to different universities (in different provinces in Canada) so last year (after 2 years of not seeing each other), we put in all our efforts to go to this party together. Needless to say, we were inseparable at that party because we wanted to catch up with each other too!

    https://twitter.com/jennnerin/status/270068876010717184

    Thank you!
    Jenny
    xx

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  4. elle

    my most memorable holiday party experience was when i, being the wallflower, decided to play with the hostess’s tabby cat instead of socializing with the other children my age–and ended up sneezing, because i found out i was allergic to cats. needless to say, i got to leave early. :)
    thank you so much for the giveaway!
    http://www.facebook.com/elle.jee.12/posts/113778275451463
    julylightningATyahooDOTcom

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  5. Gagan

    One of the best parties I’ve attended was the one when my husband and I had first started dating—we danced the whole night, saw the sun rise and had our morning chai together. . :)

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  6. Leigh

    My most memorable holiday party experience is when I decided I was going to wear heels to the New Year’s party although I was very well aware that I am a clumsy person. I ended up toppling over trying balance myself in a crowded room. But it didn’t stop there. I tripped on my own feet while trying to walk up the stairs. I wasn’t used to the height difference. Ha ha
    https://twitter.com/luv_cupcakes12/status/270613974368792576

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  7. Joanna

    my most memorable holiday party was back a few years on a NYEs when I actually got to celebrate it with my boyfriend and I finally got a NYE kiss at midnight! ;)

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  8. Hanna

    My favorite holiday party experience was the first time I hosted Christmas for my family. I was young, and the food was bad (I made Christmas baked ziti), but we had a great time!

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  9. Jasmine1485

    It was my first Christmas party with my partner’s family – it was the first time I’d met most of them and I was bombarded with what seemed like dozens of relatives at once! :) It was very full-on, but everybody welcomed me. Things certainly got interesting as the beer flowed too – plenty of gibberish and nausea. :S

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  10. Melanie

    My most memorable holiday evnets were the caroling parties my friend would hold annually. Returning to her house to the warmth of homemade hot chocolate was one of the highlights.

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