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"I've always wanted to do this event," she said Wednesday. Jagemann, co-chairwoman of the "Breakfast at Tiffany's" fundraiser, Prom Dresses 2011 to provide participants with costume accessories as part of the ticket package, which ranged from 65 to 95. Laura Geil, a National Cancer Institute-Frederick employee, said she couldn't miss the event, a fundraiser for a cause close to her heart. One of six Fort Detrick employees, Geil endured the warm weather in a fur wrap for what she said Cocktail Dresses a good excuse to get dressed up. "How many times do you see this many gorgeous women?" Elizabeth Bracey said, after posing for photos with her friend Terri Rowe. Visiting from Lovettsville, Va., Bracey said she heard about the event on the radio and immediately told her friend she had to join. "It's for such a good cause," said Rowe, who lives in New Market. She said doing her part to give back to the Gorgeous Strapless A-line Prom Dress was a wonderful feeling. So was ogling the Colonial Jewelers merchandise."We did our round," she said of the store's cocktail reception. "We drooled over the jewelry." In true Hollywood fashion, a red carpet was rolled out for the women, who lined up outside of the Weinberg Center for the Arts and flooded the theater for an 8 p.m. showing of "Breakfast at Tiffany's." "It's just a fun, fun night out," Jagemann said. The entire Gorgeous Strapless Beaded Long Prom Dress was photographed together, to be submitted for a chance at the Guinness world record for the largest gathering of Holly Golightly look-alikes. Audrey Hepburn "was an icon," Jagemann said. "Who doesn't want to be an icon, even for a night?"Last fall, Farmers National Bank conducted a confidential employee survey. One common theme was the desire for more casual-dress days and increased opportunity for engaging in community service.