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Advanced fashion marketing: “through the looking glass”

Staff, Editor|November 20, 2013

SOPHOMORES HALEY BALDWIN and Haley Henahan strut during the school's fashion show.

SOPHOMORES HALEY BALDWIN and Haley Henahan strut during the school’s fashion show.

The school’s Advanced Fashion Marketing class is in the midst of producing their 19^th annual fashion show entitled “Through the Looking Glass,” based off the movie Alice in Wonderland. The show will be held Wednesday, Nov. 20, at the Princess Anne Country Club beginning at noon. While fashion students are responsible for music, clothing, models, and advertising, fashions will be provided by local businesses including: Trish, Dan Ryan, ESME, Vintage Revival, and Ava Clara.

A luncheon and silent auction will precede the event at 11 a.m. Tickets must be purchased in advance for $50. Proceeds from the show will be donated to the Seton House Youth Shelter.

For tickets, please contact Bonnie Molloy at 757-589-2228.

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Homecoming spirit week brings annual bonfire

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