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ASYCC 2nd Annual Prom Expo and Fashion Show

Jenn’s not the only one who got backstage to a fashion show this February! Allyn Scott Youth and Community Center held their 2nd Annual Prom Expo and Fashion Show on the 25th. Students from 7 local high schools braved the runway to raise money for ASYCC programs. Don’t you love when fashion and goodwill team up?

A HUGE thanks to these businesses…

Makeup: Sara Nichols and Sheri Braun, Arbonne Consultants

Hair: Monica Burch of Bliss Salon

Spray Tan: Kylee Warren of Beautifully Bronze

Tuxes: Men’s Wearhouse

Dresses: David’s Bridal and JCPenney

My hardworking pal Esperanza Arellano, President of the Allyn Scott Youth & Community Center Board of Directors and I, enjoying ourselves a little too much!

For some of the girls who finished up quickly from hair and makeup, we went outside for a few shots. Time only allowed for 3 of the girls but I’m so glad we did! I’ll have to admit this was one of my favorite moments of the night.

ASYCC 1st Annual Prom Expo and Fashion Show

“The First Ever Prom Expo and Fashion Show was held February 26 to benefit the Allyn Scott Youth & Community Center in Marysville. Local businesses provided the latest prom fashions that were modeled by local youth from nine different high schools. This event was so successful that we’re planning on making it an annual event!”

-Esperanza Arellano, President, Allyn Scott Youth & Community Center Board of Directors.

Beautiful clothes, beautiful people…what a tough way to spend an evening! It was such an honor to participate in this community event held to raise funds for ASYCC programs. If you didn’t make it out this year, here’s an inside look at what you missed out on!