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WCFW Fashion favorites from Tuesday & Wednesday

This week I got to indulge with Western Canada Fashion Week in Edmonton. I can never get enough of WCFW. Here are the highlights from Tuesday &  Wednesday.

On Tuesday Averynthe (Calgary) collection came out powerful with a light thin black material. The ladies rocked it as they flowed down the runway. My favorite feature – The Cape Belt – Of course!

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My Wednesday night favorite was the local LUX Ready to Wear. The collection has a great selection of business ready attire. My favorite feature – A sparkly black material that shone and sparkled with every move the models took. It looked like twinkling stars lived in their outfits.

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Special Mention – Tuesday’s Trippy Hippy’s collection brought so much color and fun to the runway. The quilted outfits with glitter hair were a party for the eyes.

Hugs!

 

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