Inside People X Elf Cosmetics’ Party honors Nascar driver Katherine Legge

People and Elf cosmetics went again for another exciting opportunity!

On Friday, May 23, People and Elf Cosmetics hosted a kickoff party that celebrated Katherine Addwho was the only woman competing in the Nascar Xfinity series’ Betmgm 300 Saturday and is the only woman currently competing in the Nascar Cup & Nascar Xfinity series.

The party held on Folia In Charlotte, North Carolina, hosted to people’s Dory Jackson and NASCAR -host Carla Metts.

Thanks to Elf Cosmetics, LEGGE’s primary sponsor, the guests had to take cute photos in a folk inspired photo booth. They also snack on a variety of small pieces, from shrimp to Empanador and sipped drinks from the open bar.

There was also a charming band and necklace manufacturing station, with permission of Link Laboratory.

The guests left the party with some moose swag, including Elf’s Power Grip Primer and ELFS SUNTOUCABLE INVISI-Stick SPF 50.

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Legge had some starry names to help her celebrate the special occasion. Yellow stone alum Kelsey AsbilleThe Summer I became beautifulS Rain Spencer And journalist Alicia quarter was present for the collection.

Bar stool personalities Kelly TrottaThe Maddie Schrader and Rae Reichert Was there for the day and took photos “behind the steering wheel” in ELF’s Fotobooth with the Racecar theme. In addition, several NFL -CHEERLEADERS also took down.

After being properly introduced by the event’s co-hosts, as did Patrick O’Keefe, Elf Cosmetics Chief Integrated Marketing Officer, Legge spoke participants with an inspirational message.

“I feel pretty emotional now. Tear in my eye,” Legge said as she greeted the guests. “Honestly, super, super grateful and super proud to be here and represent the moose and chat with all the wonderful people people. It’s a big weekend for us, it’s a big year for us, and when the elk says they stand to strengthen women, as it is no S —, people.”

“Like literally I have never felt so authorized because this year we had a big pivot and this year I do something that makes me uncomfortable and I will be comfortable to be uncomfortable again because it is completely new to me,” she continued. “Although I probably have one of the most versatile careers in racing, I have not really experienced so much barn car racing.”

Legge noted that she is “over grateful and proudly proud to represent Elf and to have met so many amazing people.”

“I think this only happens once during your lifetime and so it is my responsibility to make you all proud and so I give you 110%. I try my best, you. As, I do not look at competitions from last year and I will definitely try to represent you the best I can. I have this!”