Showing posts with label PERRY ELLIS MAKEOVER CONTESTANT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PERRY ELLIS MAKEOVER CONTESTANT. Show all posts

Thursday, August 20, 2009

MEET ANOTHER MAKEOVER CANDIDATE


Creativity is one of the criteria for the Perry Ellis: Make Me Over! contest, and when Cindy Miller nominated her Police Officer husband Blake for a makeover, she surely did meet that criteria!

She is one proud wife, and we join her in thanking her law enforcement husband for all that he does for his community. Here is Cindy's submission about her husband Blake:

My policeman husband is an American hero.
He chases criminals and makes the traffic flow.

He saves people in tornadoes and fires.
He seems to never tire.
Creating a charity for police widows, he is so good.
Building a playground for the poor, he is like Robin Hood.

Working gang fights at the mall,
he has had 22 years of pagers, crime and wakeup calls.

He does not have time for fashion---
in the spring, summer, winter or fall.
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009

MEET ONE OF OUR PERRY ELLIS MAKEOVER CONTESTANTS

Perry Ellis is very proud of all of the gentlemen who have entered our makeover contest, and wanted to feature of few of them over the next few days so that you can meet them too!
The first gentleman I would like you to meet is a Major in the US Army, proudly serving our country and a great member of his community. Meet US Army Major Steven F. Selman. He is currently deployed, but due home at the end of this month:
His essay: I am a US Army Major stationed at US Central Command, MacDill AFB, Tampa, FL. I am often deployed, and have been to Afghanistan, Iraq and Saudi Arabia on many occasions, and am currently deployed, scheduled to return home at the end of August, 2009.

When I am home with my family, my wife, 8-year-old son and 1-year-old twins, I love to volunteer and make things better in my community. I would love to be "made over" and receive a brand-new Perry Ellis wardrobe to finally get me out of my Army fatigues, so I can look like an All-American civilian when I am out on the town with my wife or am volunteering on the weekends.
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