When: 4:30 pm, both days
Where: Expo North

Tyra Banks look out, we may be in Vermont but there's NO lack of fashion consciousness so get a first hand look at the latest styles and trends for both guys and girls. Strike a pose...sweet!

Saturday's fashion show brought to you by the University Mall and Fusion Management Group

DJ Fattie B will be spinning the tunes.

Sunday's Fashion Show will be a showcase of some of up and coming designers from our region.

Featuring:
ECO VIBE by REGAN DUFFY
The Jeffersonville, VT native will be graduating this May from Lasell College in Newton, MA with a degree in Fashion Design. Her line "Eco-Vibe" is a 100% organic cotton women's daywear line which she's hand painted and dyed. It's all bright colors, and made to be versatile to fit most shapes and sizes.

XELAFERN by ALEX McCONNEY
She already owns her own business as a fashion designer; her work has been showcased in multiple fashion shows all over New England and she's only 18 years old. Alex McConney, a locally established designer, and her line XELAFERN, are mainly discovered through word on mouth. Her clothing is diverse and youthful, geared towards Alex's peers. She's been designing for 3 years and intends on pursuing a career in the industry. Her ultimate dream is to go into the fashion business with her sister.

More designers being added for Sunday's show...keep checking back!

Making your own line of clothes? We want to hear from you!
teenfestvt_Fashion @ teenfestvt.com

POST DECADENT RECONSTRUCTED
by XMAS MAXON-ALLEY
Xmas Maxon-Alley is a California native with an adventurous nature. She spent most of her life traveling and wearing many hats including welder, hospitality services, musician, international tour manager and promoter before majoring in economics at the University of Colorado. She and her family relocated to Vermont in 2004. Her longstanding passion for vintage clothing and environmental concerns prompted her to open her shop the Green Closet (Winooski) in the summer of 2005. Since then she has been reconstructing would be throw away clothing into new wearable fashions she calls Post Decadent Reconstructed. That activity has since evolved into full fledged fashion design. She still refashions vintage and unwanted clothing, but most of her time is devoted to designing original one of a kind pieces with recycled materials. She's proud to say that people are wearing Post Decadent clothing all over the world.

Sound reinforcement provided by MSR.

Lighting design provided by LIGGY

Big Screen Video Show provided by SuperSounds