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Wearable Art Fashion Show in Tauranga Last Night

Monday, 3 September 2007, 3:32 pm
Press Release: KJ Models

Wearable art fashion show last night

There was a Wearable art fashion show last night in Tauranga to raise money for the Waipuna Hospice. It was a glittering sell-out event and everyone had a great time.

Designer Jo Odgers, Models: KJ Models. Photography by Kary Jamieson, KJ Models & Photography. More photos can be viewed on: www.kjmodels.com Model's names: Shannon Walker, Wendy Calcinai, Rebecca Cunningham.

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