Art Directors Club of Denver Accepting Entries for Paper Fashion Show

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 1, 2010 -- DENVER, January 28, 2010 – Feel like a design diva, fashionista, marketing whiz or communications guru? Well, here is your chance to prove it in a unique and meaningful way. The Art Directors Club of Denver (ADCD) is accepting call for entries for its 6th Annual Paper Fashion Show. Designers, creatives as and marketing, advertising and communication fanatics are asked to register by February 19, 2010.

“The ADCD Paper Fashion Show is a chance for individuals and teams to create masterpieces made purely out of paper,” said Alison Colby, event chair. “With generous paper donations from Xpedx, Unisource and Spicers, designers will have top-of-the-line materials to outfit their runway models and strut their designs.”

The cost to enter is $10 per person on each team. The fashions will be showcased at the grand runway show on Thursday, March 18, 2010 at Mile High Station at 6 pm. Tickets to attend the show are available at www.paperfashionshow.com.

The Art Directors Club of Denver's 6th Annual Paper Fashion Show directly benefits Downtown Aurora Visual Arts (DAVA), a local community organization that provides after-school arts programs for at-risk youth. Last year’s attendance of more than 400 people resulted in a $2,000 donation made to DAVA. The ADCD is anticipating an equally impressive result for the 2010 show.

For more information visit www.paperfashionshow.com.


About the Art Directors Club of Denver
ADCD is a local 501c3 compliant, non-profit, multi-disciplinary creative organization focused on strengthening the creative community through education, workshops, informative events, and annual design competitions. ADCD's goal is to foster collaboration and inspiration among existing creatives, elevate local talent and resources, and empower the next generation of creative professionals.

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