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BACK TO SCHOOL
Scottsdale Fashion Square hosts back-to-school fashion event Aug. 3
(Courtesy Haute Media)
Scottsdale Fashion Square is hosting a back-to-school fashion show for kids Aug. 3. There will be an open call model search for ages 5 to 25 throughout the event.
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Shoppers can check out all the latest trends during the Back-to-School Style Event at Scottsdale Fashion Square on Saturday, Aug. 3.
Scottsdale Fashion Square, 7014 E. Camelback Road, will host the event in its Palm Court. There will be events and activities and the fashion shows
The Phoenix Boys Choir will kick off the event by performing the “National Anthem.” Additional musical entertainment from a live DJ and dance battles are also part of the agenda. Visitors can also stroll a photography exhibit by Kids In Focus, a local nonprofit that equips kids with essential life skills to make the shift from surviving to thriving. Attendees can also talk with representatives from the American Heart Association, who will share information from the association’s Healthy Hearts program, which supports active lifestyles among kids and teens.
The celebration is hosted in partnership with FORD/Robert Black Agency, which is holding an open call model search for ages 5 to 25 throughout the event on the Lux Balcony. The agency scout for all genders, races and sizes, and no experience is necessary.
