Glamorama 2011

Cee Lo Green headlined 13th annual fashion
extravaganza with Far East Movement,
benefiting Ronald McDonald House Charities® of
Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana

Macy's Passport Presents Glamorama 2011 brought high fashion and
fierce performances together for one ARTrageous night. Multitalented
singer, songwriter, producer and musician, Cee Lo Green headlined the
13th annual event along with electro-pop quartet Far East Movement.

This over-the-top event benefited Ronald McDonald House Charities® of
Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana (RMHC®-CNI.) "We are proud to
partner once again with Ronald McDonald House Charities of Chicagoland
and Northwest Indiana as proceeds will directly fund the new Ronald
McDonald House near Lurie Children's which will be the world's largest
Ronald McDonald House," says Martine Reardon, Executive Vice
President of Marketing and Advertising for Macy's.

Runway show featured hair and make-up by Joseph Michael Salon and
Lancôme, all set against an artistic backdrop with collections from Armani
Jeans, BAR III, Jean Paul Gaultier, Marc Jacobs, Papi, Sonia Rykiel and
Tracy Reese, as well an advance look at the Karl Lagerfeld for Impulse
capsule collection launching at the end of August only at Macy's. Mike
Gansmoe, Macy's VP of Special Productions, says "Fashion is truly a
kinetic form of art. It's always moving, always inspiring and ever-changing.
As a background to the designer looks on the runway, the audience will
enjoy a powerful visual show inspired by the arts. From Degas to Banksy,
ballet to breakdance and everywhere in between, Macy's Glamorama
should prove to be an incredible journey."

Benefactor: Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Chicagoland and
Northwest Indiana (RMHC®-CNI) provides a "home away from home" to
keep the families of hospitalized children together. The charity is building
14 stories of care and comfort in Streeterville with the new Ronald
McDonald House near Lurie Children's.