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Independence, MO —
If you have visited a boutique or beauty retreat anywhere in the metro from Liberty to Leawood this month, you have likely seen the face of local entrepreneur Cindy McClain smiling from the cover of “Her Life” magazine, a local publication dedicated to “keeping women connected.” The slick July edition features McClain and the multitude of talents she has shared with the Independence community as she and her husband, Ken, have transformed the historic town square over the past decade.
Part visionary, part business woman, McClain has taken her artistic skills and applied them to all of the businesses she operates, creating curb appeal and beautiful interiors for the boutiques and eateries around Independence’s premium walkable shopping and dining district. Managing a family of six children, McClain’s ability to keep countless balls in the air – both personally and professionally – is among the highlights of the feature story.
Eye-catching with its dramatic photography and full of useful information for women, “Her Life” brings attention to women in the Kansas City area who represent the modern lifestyle of balancing home, career, and service to the community. Articles like the one on this month’s cover give readers glimpses into the personal philosophies and circumstances that inspired ordinary women to aspire to the extraordinary.
Long credited by her husband as the “perspiration” to carry out his “inspiration,” the fairer of the pair cements her reputation as a tireless worker and master organizer in the pages of Kansas City’s newest mag. For all who have wondered how McClain keeps a household and all those businesses running smoothly, “Her Life” holds the answers.
McClain will display her flair for fashion and home décor with a July 18 style show staged at the relocated and expanded B Here Now showroom and design center at 205 W. Lexington Ave. in Independence.
The evening event will begin at 7 p.m. with socializing in the renovated space. Guests will no doubt feel inspired to spiff up their own homes with a new piece of furniture, an irresistible accessory or a fresh fabric for a family heirloom. At 7:45 p.m. a runway show of men’s and women’s fashions will be presented featuring ladies styles from The Uptown Boutique and menswear and ties by Christian Michael.
Tickets to the event are $20. Call (816) 836-7369.
If you have visited a boutique or beauty retreat anywhere in the metro from Liberty to Leawood this month, you have likely seen the face of local entrepreneur Cindy McClain smiling from the cover of “Her Life” magazine, a local publication dedicated to “keeping women connected.” The slick July edition features McClain and the multitude of talents she has shared with the Independence community as she and her husband, Ken, have transformed the historic town square over the past decade.
Part visionary, part business woman, McClain has taken her artistic skills and applied them to all of the businesses she operates, creating curb appeal and beautiful interiors for the boutiques and eateries around Independence’s premium walkable shopping and dining district. Managing a family of six children, McClain’s ability to keep countless balls in the air – both personally and professionally – is among the highlights of the feature story.
Eye-catching with its dramatic photography and full of useful information for women, “Her Life” brings attention to women in the Kansas City area who represent the modern lifestyle of balancing home, career, and service to the community. Articles like the one on this month’s cover give readers glimpses into the personal philosophies and circumstances that inspired ordinary women to aspire to the extraordinary.
Long credited by her husband as the “perspiration” to carry out his “inspiration,” the fairer of the pair cements her reputation as a tireless worker and master organizer in the pages of Kansas City’s newest mag. For all who have wondered how McClain keeps a household and all those businesses running smoothly, “Her Life” holds the answers.
McClain will display her flair for fashion and home décor with a July 18 style show staged at the relocated and expanded B Here Now showroom and design center at 205 W. Lexington Ave. in Independence.
The evening event will begin at 7 p.m. with socializing in the renovated space. Guests will no doubt feel inspired to spiff up their own homes with a new piece of furniture, an irresistible accessory or a fresh fabric for a family heirloom. At 7:45 p.m. a runway show of men’s and women’s fashions will be presented featuring ladies styles from The Uptown Boutique and menswear and ties by Christian Michael.
Tickets to the event are $20. Call (816) 836-7369.
