Shore Magazine: From the runway
Shore Magazine says there is so much fashion on the Lake Michigan shoreline it decided to create an event to showcase it. The first Fashion on the Shore was a runway event showcasing the top student designers from the Lake Michigan area. The top talented students from the Midwest’s top design schools showcased their works of art in a community already known for its arts and culture. The glamorous event took place at the Heritage Museum in St. Joseph, Michigan.
Excerpt: “With so many outstanding artists looking for new avenues to market their creative and innovative graduate portfolios and thousands of Shore readers who are always looking for the next best, new thing, bringing the two groups together seemed like a natural idea,” agrees Pat Colander, associate publisher and editor of Shore magazine.
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