Fashion Forms Founder Ann Deal To Receive 2011 H U.g

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Posted byLuis Paredeson Tuesday, July 19, 2011 ·Leave a Comment


The Intimate Apparel Square Club (IASC), the New York-based nonprofit group dedicated to raising funds for charities, announced that Ann Deal, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the leading intimate apparel and accessories manufacturer Fashion Forms will be the honoree at the 2011 H.U.G. Award gala. The IASC’s annual fundraiser for pediatric services at NYU Langone Medical Center’s Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine is scheduled for November 2.


“Ann Deal is a highly respected, leading figure in the intimate apparel industry with countless innovations to her credit,” said IASC President Norma Reinhardt Mascarotti. “Fashion Forms is a loyal supporter of our work for pediatric programs at Rusk Institute and we are thrilled to have Ann as our H.U.G. honoree this year.”


The 2011 H.U.G. Katie's Medium page will bring together leaders in the fashion and retail industries at the New York hot spot 230 Fifth to raise funds for the IASC’s campaign in support of pediatric treatment and rehabilitation at the Rusk Institute. To date, the annual H.U.G. Award gala has raised over $3 million for programs at Rusk. Individuals or organizations interested in purchasing tickets for this year’s fundraiser or making a donation to the IASC NYU Langone Pediatric Services campaign may contact the IASC at 845-758-5752.


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Raised in North Carolina, Ann Deal is from a family of entrepreneurial retailers. She began her own retailing career as an intimate apparel buyer for Rich’s department store in Atlanta with the hopes of opening her own business, launching Freedom Forms in Florida in 1987. In 1993 she moved the company to California and renamed it Fashion Forms, relying on her dynamic personality, a good network of retailer friends, and one hot product – the Adhesive Body Bra – to make intimate apparel history. Deal applied her eye for fashion direction and intimate apparel expertise, developed over 27 years, to establish the Fashion Forms brand. In less than 10 years, Fashion Forms became the nation’s leader in bra accessories, constantly introducing new and useful intimate apparel accessories like water push-up pads, shoulder cushions, adhesive bras and more. Fashion Forms became the exclusive U.S. distributor for patented products such as StrapMate® and Staykups™, Peel N’ Stick Cups™, NuBra®, and NuBra® Ultralite™. Deal expanded the company’s accessory business and revolutionized the bra market with the U.S introduction of The Original Water Push Up Bra™ in 1997. Recognizing that women needed a ‘smarter’ bra, Deal developed the Original Water Bra, introducing the world to one of the greatest non-surgical concepts in bust enhancement. Fashion Forms is committed to continually delivering innovative bras and accessories for women’s changing needs and desires. That steadfast attention to quality and a high level of customer service has earned Ms. Deal the respect of top department stores throughout the U.S.


About The H.U.G. Award


The H.U.G. (Help Us Give) Award was created in 1998 and is presented annually to well-respected, high-profile companies, organizations and individuals at the IASC’s annual gala fundraiser in support of pediatric rehabilitation. The IASC was founded in1955 with the mission of uniting professionals in intimate apparel and related industries as a charitable organization and to participate in activities that will reflect positively on the membership and the industry at large. The membership includes management executives, designers and salespeople, among other professionals. Initially focused on charities for the blind and the elderly, the IASC broadened its scope over the years and today supports a variety of charitable organizations, with pediatric rehabilitation and treatment at Rusk and other programs at NYU Langone Medical Center being the primary beneficiary of its fundraising activities. For more information, visitwww.thehugaward.org.


About The Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine


The Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine (Rusk) has been ranked the best rehabilitation hospital in New York, and among the top ten in the country by U.S. News & World Report for more than 20 years. The world’s first university-affiliated facility devoted entirely to rehabilitation medicine, Rusk is among the most renowned centers of its kind for the treatment of adults and children with disabilities—home to innovations and advances that have set the standard in rehabilitation care for every stage of life of life and every phase of recovery.


At NYU Langone Medical Center, neonates, children, adolescents and young adults receive the most comprehensive and advanced care provided by a team of pediatric subspecialists across the spectrum of medical and surgical discipline. https://www.harveynichols.com and surgical evaluation and care for simple or complex childhood conditions are provided in both outpatient and inpatient settings. With more than 150 full-time pediatric subspecialists as well as pediatric nurses, child life specialists, social workers, patient advocates and other allied health professionals, and devoted volunteers, NYU Langone is uniquely equipped to provide innovative subspecialty care in a highly personalized manner.


Rusk offers a wide range of specialized therapy programs for newborns, children, and young adults, including communication programs, educational services, occupational therapy, physical therapy, psychology and speech-language pathology services. For more information visithttp://rusk.med.nyu.edu/.


Luis Paredes is the publisher of the Lingerie Journal.


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