Tracey Ruffin, apportion of Emerging Ministries in Medina, models a open outfit from a Dress Barn during a Medina Salvation Army’s second-annual Spring Fashion Show Friday night during Root Candle, 623 W. Liberty St., Medina. (KATIE ANDERSON / GAZETTE)
Hair twisted and sprayed, heels on and bags in hand, Medina’s select side took to a runway.
The arise was a Medina Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary’s second annual Spring Fashion Show on Friday, that featured 11 women displaying outfits and dresses on a runway set adult in a party room of Root Candle, 623 W. Liberty St., Medina.
“It’s a fun night out for a ladies,” pronounced Lt. Angela Smith, core officer of a Medina Salvation Army. “It’s wardrobe and candles — what could be improved than that?”
Wendy Zisko, owners of Owl Eyes on You, a store in Medina Township, models a open outfit from a Dress Barn during a Medina Salvation Army’s second annual Spring Fashion Show on Friday night during Root Candle, 623 W. Liberty St., Medina. (KATIE ANDERSON / GAZETTE)
Tickets were $25 and enclosed a show, a smorgasboard dinner, basket raffles and doorway prizes. All deduction went to a Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary.
Last year a uncover lifted about $3,500. This year’s deduction have not nonetheless been totaled, pronounced Maria Pabon, one of a eventuality coordinators.
About 150 guest sat on both sides of a runway as models showed off 22 outfits, both infrequent and dusk wear, from a Dress Barn, 1163 N. Court St., Medina.
“It’s really community-minded and we like to consider we’re a area store,” pronounced Sue Volle, district manager of a Dress Barn.
The Dress Barn and Root Candle offering a models and everybody in assemblage discounts on store merchandise.
Evangelene Brown, owners of Salon Evangelene, and several of her employees volunteered to do a models’ hair and makeup.
Several area businesses donated food for a cooking and 30 baskets to raffle off, and a models donated their time.
“I used to do displaying 45 years ago,” pronounced Medina County Commissioner Pat Geissman, one of a models. “I did this final year, too … whatever we can do to assistance a Salvation Army. This is fun.”
Contact contributor Katie Anderson during (330) 721-4012 or kanderson@medina-gazette.com.
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