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Pam Renee is an original WHO DAT LOUISIANA girl, now dwelling in the suburbs of Dallas, which isn’t so bad of a distance when the craving for a spicy Creole dish, warm powdered beignets, or her favorite drive-thru daiquiri spot cannot be shaken. She flew the coop and attended Tennessee State University in Nashville obtaining a degree in Psychology, and relocated to Dallas. Afterwards, she moved to DC for a few years long enough to determine those brutal winters were not for her, relocated to Atlanta, and eventually came back to Dallas.
She can be described as a vogue-a-holic by default, a socialite by nature, and a shoe-preneur by trade. She delights in the unexpected, has a tongue in cheek approach to tradition, never wears just anything, miscellaneous is her favorite category, and lastly – is easily spoiled by all things fabulous and swanky.
After business hours and on the weekends, you can find her in her zone -- hosting or attending a fashionable event, turning the pages of her collection of fashion and lifestyle magazines to build her social calendar, or designing a stiletto inspired gathering via her mobile shoe bar, How You Shoe’In? pronounced in your best Wendy Williams voice. A lover of shoes since her first pair of pink plastic Barbie heels, she still loves the instant gratification that shoes provide, and has incorporated shoe themed events incorporating stiletto fitness, shoe themed apparel and accessories, and philanthropy -- where shoes are donated to women in need and includes an inspiration note to help remind them to put their best foot forward daily.
Pam loves the Big D (Dallas) because there is always a wide and various array of things available to do, so it has become the norm for her to try to be in two, three, maybe four places in one evening when her calendar gets really tight. She has unintentionally made a name for herself by being the GO TO person for friends, family, (sometimes strangers) desiring something unique, something fabulous, something chic, to attend, stay, entertain, dine, wine, network, or shop. All that she has suggested has remarkably always come back to her with great reviews.
If you have a Dallas charity or cultural event, restaurant, boutique, spa, or salon you would like covered on Miss A, please contact Pam at pamreneepr@yahoo.com. You may also follow her on her very soon-to-be released personal blog at http://lifefabulousnessandthepursuitofswankyness.wordpress.com.

Me-Ality Body Scan Helps Women Find Right Clothing Size

Me-Ality Kiosk (credit: SeeMoreShopping Blog)

Just when I think that I have heard it all when it comes to the latest and greatest technology, here comes another WOW factor, that I (again) could kick myself for not thinking of before someone else did.  I have lost lots of time in dressing rooms over the years shopping for clothes (especially jeans) that fit perfectly.  The frustration that sets in when something fits in this body region not in my other body region, I cannot believe that I didn’t think of inventing this scanning machine that is changing the way people shop for clothing. If I had a dollar for every minute, I have spent in stores stacking up on clothing to take into the dressing room, only to come out hours later frustrated, I could have built my own celebrity inspired dream closet filled with every label imaginable by now!

Would you step into a machine that scans your entire body to find out exactly what size you wear in a particular store? Well, I have done the research and you can thank me later with a shopping spree, so I may finally  fulfill that dream closet.  Allow me to introduce you to Me-Ality, a revolutionary new technology which enables consumers to find their best fit, within a 10-second full body scan. All you have to do is step (fully clothed, thank God) into a Size Matching Station and stand still while the vertical scanning wand rotates around you. The station contains 196 small antennas that receive low power radio signals, similar to, but 1000 weaker than a typical cell phone emits. Within these few seconds, the signals reflect off the water in the skin and records over 200,000 points of reference from which precise measurements are extracted. But wait, there’s more! After the scan, you will receive a personalized printed shopping guide matching you to clothing brands, styles, prices, and retailers based on your unique and exact body measurements, eliminating the guesswork and frustration associated with shopping for clothes.

Contrary to popular belief, every woman knows there are really no standard sizes when it comes to clothing. Visit my closet, and you are sure to find several different sizes of clothing, not because I am a fashionista in denial about my curves, but thanks to “vanity sizing”, women cannot match their measurements to a consistent dress size, as men’s sizes are usually labeled in inches.

You must know before I recommend anything, it has to be Pam tested and Pam approved, so I actually visited Stonebriar Mall today, assumed the position and received my scan.  After I received my confidential shopping guide, I immediately went to the suggested retailers to try on a few pairs of jeans, and it’s made a believer out of me, so I happily rewarded myself with a few pairs.

As you are now probably ready to grab your keys and head out of the door to find this machine, they can be found at the following locations:

Stonebriar Mall – 2601 Preston Road, Frisco, Texas 75034

Hulen Mall – 400 South Hulen Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76132

Parks of Arlington – 3811 South Cooper Street, Arlington, Texass 76015

Town East Mall – 2063 Town East Mall, Mesquite, Texas 75150

Oops!  I forgot to mention the cost…can you believe it’s just a whopping FREE?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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4 comments to Me-Ality Body Scan Helps Women Find Right Clothing Size

  • karen

    Where is the booth in Stonebriar Mall? I went out there today and was not able to find it.

  • Pam Renee

    It is on the first floor, right outside of Fossil. Ask for Sonya, she has been with the company since it launched, and she is great!

  • Jackie

    Is there any definite operation hours? What is the best time as not to have a long wait! Want to get shopping with new information ASAP!!

  • Pam Renee

    Hello Jackie,

    It tends to be extremely busy on the weekends….especially since it has been mentioned on several local tv stations within interviews recently. I would suggest going during week Monday-Thursday, and to be there at 10:00am when the mall opens. I went on a Monday morning, and had one person in front of me at Stonebriar mall. It is a ten minute process, altogether. My suggestions were right on point!!! Let me know about your experience! Tell Sonya and Corletta that Pam with Ask Miss A sent you!!!

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