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Using the text to vote concept popularized by favorite reality shows,
the winner will be determined via students' text messages. All money
raised at the door will benefit Boarding for Breast Cancer, (b4bc.org),
a non-profit, youth-focused education and fundraising foundation
dedicated to increasing awareness about breast cancer, the importance
of early detection, and the value of an active lifestyle.
Initial submissions were narrowed down to ten girls and then four
finalists were selected: Angela Urmanita from Rowland Heights, Kari
Filardo of Orange, Lori Ke from Lakewood and Lauren Alvarez of La
Palma.
O'Neill's Generation Next program was born out of a
vision by the company to have interns included in the creative design
process.
"We wanted to find and support aspiring young designers
who are in our backyard," says Shelley Sheppard, marketing director for
O'Neill. "We took this group of high school students from the beginning
to the end of the fashion design process. The runway show is the
program's finale, and a great way to showcase and applaud all of the
hard work everyone put in over the last six months."
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O'Neill, continued ...
Using the text to vote concept popularized by favorite reality shows,
the winner will be determined via students' text messages. All money
raised at the door will benefit Boarding for Breast Cancer, (b4bc.org),
a non-profit, youth-focused education and fundraising foundation
dedicated to increasing awareness about breast cancer, the importance
of early detection, and the value of an active lifestyle.Initial submissions were narrowed down to ten girls and then four finalists were selected: Angela Urmanita from Rowland Heights, Kari Filardo of Orange, Lori Ke from Lakewood and Lauren Alvarez of La Palma.
O'Neill's Generation Next program was born out of a vision by the company to have interns included in the creative design process.
"We wanted to find and support aspiring young designers who are in our backyard," says Shelley Sheppard, marketing director for O'Neill. "We took this group of high school students from the beginning to the end of the fashion design process. The runway show is the program's finale, and a great way to showcase and applaud all of the hard work everyone put in over the last six months."
<< PREVIOUS PAGE
Related headlines
Style Week Orange County opens Thursday
'OC METRO Minute,' Sept. 22: On location at Style Week Orange County
OC METRO magazine, September issue: 'Creative genius'
OC METRO magazine, September issue: 'Creative genius, Oday Shakar'
