When Jill Fehrenbacher of Inhabitat gave us a call, we popped over at the last minute to the 2008 Project Earth Day Eco Fashion Show to shoot some pretty ladies in outstanding outfits. The plan was to capture the student design competition which was being judged by Jill and our green fellow-traveler Summer Rayne Oakes and others. We also put together a quick video of the runway show for the professionally designed pieces. Michele LaTorre edited both segments. Photos and more info over at Susty.
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