Fashion Fight Poverty Challenges Students at Fashion Boot Camp
What began as a visionary annual fashion show years ago, Fashion Fights Poverty (FFP) has evolved into an outlet creatively challenging poverty world-wide. At FFP’s Fashion Boot Camp, students engage in creative classes to boost their self-esteem and learn different areas of the fashion industry, including
styling, production, and design. We wanted to share this video done by HooplaHa taken at the Boot Camp. What you see, might surprise you.
Fashion Fights Poverty Annual Fashion Show Fundraiser 2009
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