'Carolyn's Closet' Fashion Show Raises $10,000
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Community member Adriana Plaza Cutler modeled looks from the 9 to 5abulous line, now available at Chico’s.
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Victoria Dulin, a LLUH employee, modeling Chico’s.
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Local students from Redlands East Valley HS, Loma Linda Academy, Citrus Valley High School, Redlands Adventist Academy, and Grove Charter School modeling clothing from LeRoy's.
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Local students from Redlands East Valley HS, Loma Linda Academy, Citrus Valley High School, Redlands Adventist Academy, and Grove Charter School modeling clothing from LeRoy's.
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Local students from Redlands East Valley HS, Loma Linda Academy, Citrus Valley High School, Redlands Adventist Academy, and Grove Charter School modeling clothing from LeRoy's.
Photo Courtesy of: LLU
Local students from Redlands East Valley HS, Loma Linda Academy, Citrus Valley High School, Redlands Adventist Academy, and Grove Charter School modeling clothing from LeRoy's.
Photo Courtesy of: LLU
Local students from Redlands East Valley HS, Loma Linda Academy, Citrus Valley High School, Redlands Adventist Academy, and Grove Charter School modeling clothing from LeRoy's.
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