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| Photography by Jam Sani |
I have to tell you guys the truth, as I am writing this article, I'm getting the warm fuzzies tugging right at the ol' heart strings with this one.
This past weekend, I had the pleasure of attending FAB Weekend's Fashion Against Bullying event held at South Valley Prep and Arts Academy in the ever-changing South Phoenix.
It was such a sight watching the little munchkins strut up and down the runway.
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| Photography by Jam Sani |
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pint-sized little bodies. I think I saw as young as 3
years old on upwards to young adult. |
| Photography by Jam Sani |
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| Photography by Jam Sani |
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| Photography by Jam Sani |
This awesome fashion show was set in motion to raise awareness on the perils of bullying. As it is, there are many struggles our younger generation goes through in learning how to thrive in today's society.
But when you add bullying to the equation, it becomes equally harder in dealing with normal childhood struggles. I would suspect there's not many of us who have not dealt with bullying in one shape or form, no matter which side of the coin your on.
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| Photography by Jam Sani |
It is hurtful, humiliating and at times downright lethal.
The more light that can be shed on this harrowing topic, the more awareness
will be brought to the seriousness of the subject.
Okay, okay! I am off my soap box...for now lol. It's time to get down to the fun
stuff. Kiddos on the runway! Oh my gosh, these kiddos were so stinkin' cute!
One rising little diva walked the catwalk like
there was a contract waiting at the end of the
night. I loved it!!! Check out the pics of these
kids working it out.
The event contributors include Kays
Lamar(who also supplied hair and makeup),
Trampolina Boutique, The Gap, Little Divas, Keep
Collective(accessories) and Thurmanetics(active wear).
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| Julian Nieh |
The Fashion Against Bullying host Julian Nieh of KZZP
seemed like he was successfully keeping the
audience completely engaged, while listening to the
sounds of Kev DJXclusive. Y'all know if the music is
good then its gonna be a good time.
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| Danielle Fischer, Emily Ortiz, Julian Nieh, Terrance Hudson |
Also in attendance showing their support and sharing their stance on bullying were National American Miss Danielle Fischer, National American Princess Emily Ortiz, and Miss PreTeen AZ United States Jasmine Marshall.
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| Photography by Jam Sani |
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| Beat Drop Kids Photography by Jam Sani |
The shows festivities included not only a fantastic runway show but some really cool entertainment from dance troupe Beat Drop Kids. A little bit of pop locking, and break dancing made this trendy group a crowd pleaser.
Even the Phoenix Suns Gorilla made his debut and hyped up the crowd.
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| Terrance Hudson, Kathy Blaze Jefferson and Antoinette Fisher of Dynasty Ink |
FAB Weekend really
presented a
great show for an even
greater cause.
Bullying has become such a
worrisome problem in our society it
was a beautiful sight to see these
young adults come together to strut
their stuff for such a worthy cause.
Stay tuned to see what FAB
Weekend has in store for you at the
next big soiree coming real soon. Great job FAB!
See you on the runway!
Toy Taylor
Presented by www.chronicbehavior.com/ @chronicbehavior
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for their excellent coverage of the event. They are
the team helping to support and promote the brand. We appreciate you for your
continued support.
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