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Spring Fashion Debut: Fashion for all ages

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Fashion isn’t just for adults … we want our kids to be just as fashionable! Kelly’s Kids offers high-quality classic clothing for kids to mix, match and coordinate.

“The clothes sell themselves,” said Brenda Nycum, a sales representative for Kelly’s Kids. “It is the largest home party company specializing in children’s apparel.”

Kelly’s Kids will be one of more than 15 vendors participating in the Feb. 11 Love is the Air: Spring Fashion Debut at The Gateway in downtown Waynesboro from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Nycum, from Swoope, has been part of Kelly’s Kids for two years. She’s excited to bring the collection to the Spring Fashion Debut for customers to see.

“Customers will have the opportunity to see the clothing first hand and even try the clothing on,” she said.

“I will be displaying samples of clothing from the Spring 2012 season,” she said. “There will be a variety of fabrics, appliques, styles, sizes and samples of accessories.”

She’ll be bringing clothing valued at more than $4,000 to the Spring Fashion Debut.

“Don’t miss the opportunity to see high quality clothing for the entire family.”

For more information on the Spring Fashion Debut, visit www.waynesborofashion.com.

 

More Information:
Kelly’s Kids
Brenda Nycum
Swoope, Va.
www.kellykids.com
[email protected]

 
 

 




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