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Resident competes in fashion show
Her daughter, Heather O’Cull modeled her dress.
The competition consisted of winners from counties throughout the state. Judging was based on clothing construction, poise, fashion accessories and the completed look of the model.
An Honor Group was selected in each category with O’Cull’s dress being awarded first place.
This fashion show competition is an annual event at the State Fair and is conducted by the Seyfert’s Home and Family Arts Building Staff. Each participant must have won at the county level in order to progress to the State Fair competition.
Submitted by Seyfert’s Home and Family Arts Building Staff
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