The fashion pendulum swings to glamour as im parade their most fabulous collections - hot off the catwalks of Europe. Offering a complete immersion in the world of lingerie, swimwear and sleepwear we expose Sydney's unforgettable charity spectacular at the Museum of Contemporary Art. To be held on Monday 28 October 2002, this glamorous event brings The National Breast Cancer Foundation's Pink Ribbon campaign to conclusion.

The charity benefit, raising funds for The Breast Cancer Foundation and the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, will attract premiere guests all eager to support these important causes.

Having lost a member of her family and a close business friend to breast cancer, this charity is a natural choice for im's founder, Irene Michael. "It's in the interests of all Australian's to find a cure", states Michael. Michael further expresses "Many of our clientele are men purchasing for their loved ones, I feel very strongly in supporting The National Prostate Cancer Foundation that is specifically aligned to them."

im will be launching their official partnership with these charities by donating 100% of all monies raised and featuring a stunning line-up of gorgeous models, a celebrity Master of Ceremony, a celebrity Auctioneer and speakers from the above charities.

For those eager to indulge in the ultimate luxury, im is showcasing their exclusive labels from international designers such as La Perla, Christies, Aubade, Lou, Ravage and Nina Ricci. Models are set to sashay down the runway in exquisite laces, embroidered tulles, sensual silks and intoxicating colours. The collection's sharp combination of femininity, sophistication, sexiness, excitement-and, believe it or not, simplicity, is certain to entice everybody!

im embraces romanticism, sophistication and style. A generous supporter of breast cancer and prostate cancer research in Australia continuing to focus on raising funds for the Breast Cancer Foundation and the Prostate Foundation of Australia.

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