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Garments are lined up and ready to go for LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night.
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Performers with Pzazz Productions entertain the crowd during LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Pamela Kossek in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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Performers with Pzazz Productions entertain the crowd in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Millikan High’s Sydney Blodgett in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Patrick Rivera in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Racquel Roman in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Rachel Beay in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Christian Nowowiejski in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Lucio Murillo in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Tavauna Clark in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Cassie Klintworth in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Carina Espitia in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Asmah Guyot in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Christian Nowowiejski in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Tavauna Clark in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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Performers with Pzazz Productions entertain the crowd during LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Racquel Roman in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Africa Boulden in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night.
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A model wears designs by Cassie Klintworth in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Becky Annella in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Millikan High’s Megan Tran in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Millikan High’s Sarah Searing in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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A model wears original designs by Renaissance High’s Cynthia Aguayo in LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
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The models take to the runway in the formal dresses designed by students for the LBCC’s Wonderland Mad Fashion Show Saturday night. Photo by Tracey Roman/for the Press-Telegram
Long Beach City College made like Alice and went a little mad on Saturday. In a high-fashion kind of way.
The college’s student fashion designers, embracing the theme of “The Wonderland Mad Fashion Show,” hit the runway and staged a couture-palooza at the school.
Scholarships were awarded to the college’s fashion-design students in various categories.
Designs by students from Millikan and Renaissance high schools were showcased, too.
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