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Fashion Show in review

Sydney DeGeest • April 5, 2013

This year’s winner’s were as follows: Elaine Kushkowski won the Judge’s Choice Award Leigh Ann Honzatko and Hannah Bonestroo won the Best Collection Award Zoe Prichard won Most Creative Jordan Jorgensen won the Audience Choice Award

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