Event mode includes primp 'Dreamgirls'
York, Pennsylvania -
Models time again Saturday night, while walking on the line style of the 60s, the. A song from the movie "Dreamgirls" at the end of the third annual Fashion Runway event Primp and Food Drive
Jasmine Palmer, 19, her sister, Jamia Palmer, 24, and Taylor Hall, 20, all of Maryland wore black suits, white and yellow shop I'Sha York.
All three models have performed a choreographed dance as if they were three singers in "Dreamgirls." This was the first year the show has taken on an element of power.
Summerlin Sha ', founder of the agency primp, said she was happy with the choreographer Stephanie Jiles and free models ready to have worked to take the last sentence.
"I am proud of my Dreamgirls," said Summerlin. "It was the first time she danced in those combinations."
The fashion event food and walk at the York City Ice Arena held a feast was not only fashionable but also the black heritage. The host, spoken word artists Commission tested the public with questions about President Barack Obama and famous black artists during segments gift series.
York resident and champion Miss Black Pennsylvania, USA, and modeled Denatia Palmer spoke a spoken word piece titled "Education Mademoiselle," about the struggle between class and religion.
The show included designs I'Sha Boutique, All Purpose Flower, Bridal Boutique KrysLyn and New Jersey-based Renee France Designs.
Primp each event fashion runway collection. Of non-perishable food for the Bank of York County during the show This year, about 100 items were collected.
A total of 17 players were in attendance, including Mary Kay, Nu Skin, I See Red, Shower Cupid and zen pole fitness. The music was provided by SmartSound Ent.