Last week Brandon took me to the first big event of the year
at his new school, American School of Asuncion (ASA). The 10th grade class – as a fundraiser for class
events – hosted a fashion show.
The students, from pre-kinder through high school, modeled clothes,
shoes and handbags from various local stores.
The show was held on one of the school’s outdoor basketball
courts, but you never would have known.
The bleachers along three sides of the court were draped in fitted black
fabric, which completely erased the sporting event vibe. The stage was a legitimate catwalk
extending from the fourth sideline (baskets had been removed) towards the half
court line. Folding chairs atop an enormous red carped filled the court and were “reserved” for the administrators
and parents willing to pay the 100,000 Guarani ($25); we stayed in the
bleachers, content with out 30,000 Guarani ($7.50) seats. I was jealous, however, to see that the
adults in the rich seats were served complimentary soft drinks, finger foods
and desserts throughout the show (catered by the food court of a local mall).
Here are some pictures from the night and the various
clothing lines featured.
Tommy Hilfiger
Mimo & Co - a local children's brand featuring the CUTEST elementary kids!
AdmitOne - athletic clothing
Nike - Brandon's favorite part of the night
Morena Rosa - more of a "mom" brand, the first model out on the catwalk was a mom. I thought it was kind of odd, but shrugged, thinking that the whole line would feature the trophy wives that weren't content to live vicariously through their kids. But no, she was the only mom, the rest of the line was modeled by high school girls . . . not quite sure about that one.
Josephine B. - had a Forever 21 feel to it
Levi's
After the show, we treated ourselves to ice cream (just one
of the vendors selling food at the event) and called it a night. It was a very different event from
anything we’d seen at Asuncion Christian Academy (ACA) last year, but it was a
fun night and we enjoyed getting out of the house for a few hours.
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