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MODA’s night on the town

A slideshow of the MODA Spring 2011 Fashion Show at the Chicago Cultural Center on Friday night.
By Lloyd Lee
March 8, 2011
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Jamie Manley

Third-year Alejandra Consuvgra (left) and fourth-year Sarah Ghosh (right) model clothes sold by Kembrel.com. Fourth-year Ariya Sasaki, MODA's Artistic Director, and fourth-year Sarah Jahnke, the Executive Director, spoke before the show began. Fourth-year Dennell Reynolds models a design by fourth-year Allison Wu, MODA's Director of Design Bootcamp. First-year Anita To (left), third-year Samantha Edds (middle), and second-year Ethel Yang (right) model designs Anastasia Chatzka (far left). VIP attendees received complimentary goodie bags with over $150 worth of gift certificates and products. Fourth-year Milan Neeley has her makeup prepared by a Paul Mitchell artist before the MODA Spring 2011 Fashion Show at the Chicago Cultural Center Friday night. MODA Volunteer Alex Gordon ushers out attendees after the show. First-year Zoe Steinberg (left), third-year Steffi Carter (middle), and second-year Cassandra Walker model designs sold by Akira at the MODA Spring 2011 Fashion Show at the Chicago Cultural Center Friday night.

A slideshow of the MODA Spring 2011 Fashion Show at the Chicago Cultural Center on Friday night.
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