Miss A Columnist 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.
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High Maintenance Couture In A Can Mobile Fashion In Dallas BY Pam Renee
 August 7th, 2012 
From the runways to the roadways, style has hit the streets! Just when you thought you had seen and imagined it all, High Maintenance Couture In A Can is pulling up and parking on curbs in the Dallas metroplex.
 (Photo Credit: Pam Renee) High Maintenance was born by a pair of like-minded women to empower other women through fashion. Rosie Vann-Dalton and Sande Brandt have been dressing Dallas’ most amazing women for the past several years, working with women from all walks of life–from executives to stay at home moms and everyone in between. They provide both classic and cutting edge trends and demonstrate how to wardrobe them throughout every lifestyle–always finding a suitable style for each individual woman to allow her to look the best she can for her figure and lifestyle.
While attending The Weekender Dallas last weekend, I noticed an Air Stream fabulously wrapped with the cutest, eye-catching design parked on the curb outside of the W Hotel. Later that evening, I met the dynamic duo of Rosie and Sande, along with their High Maintenance entourage. As we instantly connected, I learned more about this unique business concept.
 (Photo Credit: coutureinacan.com) You can book a personal styling session or plan a home party with your girlfriends, or they can come to your office. Reserving the Couture Can is a great gift idea for you and/or that fashionista in your life. There is a $250 deposit to reserve, and you can use it toward your personal purchase or split it among friends. No minimum purchase is required and the fee is waived upon a $250 purchase.
To think, this unique vision was inspired simply out of convenience, and by girlfriends who continously wished Rosie and Sande could come to their homes to style them.
 (Photo Credit: coutureinacan.com) It’s funny how some things come full circle. Remember as youngsters, the neighborhood ice cream truck was literally music to our ears. Now that we’re all grown up, there’s another new kind of truck selling a different kind of treat to make us salivate, and with better curb appeal.
High Maintenance Couture In A Can can be found at online, and tell them we sent you!
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Pam what an amazing article! Thank you so much!