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White - After Labor Day?

9/3/2019

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Article by Claire Plath - California
Photography of Claire Plath by Alicia Crosson Photography
Issue 23 of Inspiring Teens Magazine
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​   During the early 1900's, society recognized Labor Day as the official last day of summer. As for wearing white after Labor Day, it was mainly not prohibited back then because of society's view of the color white as a color only to be worn when going on vacation during the summer. Most people wore white and other light colors due to the climate and as a fashionable way to stay cool during summer vacation while away from the city. While returning from summer vacation, people wore darker colors in the city signifying how influential fashion was on their society, just like today!
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​    During this time, it was recognized as the "age of dress coding for every occasion." Wealthy women in those days came up with the idea that wearing white after Labor Day was not appropriate. This idea turned into a rule for all of high society to recognize, and the reason behind this rule, is simply because "it was the proper thing to do and follow." Not wearing white after Labor Day was a rule people chose to follow to be attired and respected by high society fashion elites. However, some socialites chose to not follow the rule on purpose and the rule of not wearing white after Labor Day became very well known to everyone which ultimately defeated its purpose. 
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Flash forward to today, and that rule simply does not apply anymore and doesn't even seem relevant as we are encouraged to wear whatever we feel comfortable in no matter what the day is. For modern day fashion, it is now mainly about what fabrics you choose to wear for each season instead of colors like it used to be. So, if you choose to continue to follow the rule of not wearing white after Labor Day that is totally okay! As is wearing white after Labor Day! But after all, this was a rule that was just simply meant to be broken!


Claire's article was featured in issue 23 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!
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Makayla Miller

5/9/2019

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​Makayla Miller - Pennsylvania
Interview by Zoe D’Angelo
Nomination by Sara Miller
Photography by Kate Smith Photography

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​The Nomination: Makayla my beautiful daughter both inside and out inspires me on a daily basis. Her passion for her family, friends and life in general is second to none. Makayla always strives to find the good in everyone and in everything she does. Her smile lights up a room and her personality is infectious and quite amusing. She is true to herself and those she loves. If we all could have a little bit of Makayla in us this world would be a better place. 
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​What is the most important thing to you when it comes to the love of your family?
Telling them I love them every day and each and every opportunity I get. 

What are some ways you keep yourself or others feeling confident if they are having a bad day?
I like to think I have a good sense of humor so I always try to add laughter to any situation which helps you forget why you are having a bad day. I also try to remind others and myself about the good in life. I know bad days are just temporary. 

Tell us about your personality. What do you want people to think of when they first meet you?
I love to laugh and have fun. I want people to think of me as a positive, upbeat, fun, and trustworthy person. 

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​How did your interest in cheerleading begin? Who is your biggest inspiration when it comes to the sport?
I started competitive cheerleading at the age of 6 because I saw the fun my older cousins were having. My biggest inspiration when it comes to the sport is my coach Rakiesha Morrison who I have been with since I started. She has always pushed me to strive for greatness not only just with cheer but in everyday life. She is one of my toughest critics, but I know it’s all out of love. 

What type of impact has cheerleading had on your life? How do you think it has changed you for the better?
When I first started cheerleading, I was very shy and quiet. As the years have progressed, I now have confidence in myself and have become very outgoing. I also have made some of my very best friends through the sport. 

What advice would you give to someone who wants to be where you are today?
Always be yourself and don’t change who you are for someone else.

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What about you inspires others/why do you think you are inspiring? 
I try and get along with everyone around me and I always try and bring the best out in someone. 

How do you keep yourself organized with everything you have on your plate? 
I try and stick to daily routines. 

What is your favorite activity or pastime that wasn’t in your nomination?
Shopping and spending time with my friends and family. 
Who do you find inspiring?
My Mom because she loves me unconditionally. She always finds a positive even in the hardest of times and she always finds a way to make things happen for my brothers and me. 

Pizza or Tacos?  Soda or Water? Cats or Dogs?
Tacos, Water, Dogs 

3 Things on your bucket list
1. To be a World Champion in Cheer
2. To become a model 
3. To marry Lamelo Ball 

Anything else you’d like to tell us?
 It is such an honor to be in the running to be featured on the cover of Inspiring Teen Magazine. Thank you so much for this opportunity. 


Makayla Miller will be featured in issue 21 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!
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Amelia McGovern

3/13/2019

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​Amelia McGovern – 17 - Pennsylvania
Interview by Caroline Alegado
Nominated by her school
Photography by Inspiring Teens
Issue 17 | STYLE
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​How did you start and how long have you been designing?
I started doing drag about a year and a half ago, it’s just kind of happened. I got bored one night during the summer at around 1 am and did a makeup look inspired by one of my favorite drag queens, Miss Fame. I discovered that I was actually pretty good at it and had a lot of fun doing it. Since then, my looks have branched from just makeup into wigs and fashion. 

How long did this piece take? Does it have any accessories?
This piece is one of my most intricate pieces I’ve ever made. The clothing and shoes are garments that I put together, but most of the accessories are completely handmade. The main accessory of this look is of course the umbrella. It took me about a week of coming home after school and working until I went to bed. I started with a clear umbrella and added everything else myself. I brought it back recently for a fashion show, and it took me around the same amount of time to add more to it. 
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​How did you learn makeup?
I would consider myself self-taught. I’ve been watching YouTube makeup tutorials practically since YouTube started, but I taught myself everything I know.

Where do you wear these outfits you make?
There’s really not many places I can go yet, so pretty much just my house. But I did go to Rupaul’s Dragcon in NYC this year and finally had an excuse to go out in drag for 2 days. I did perform in a show a couple months ago as well.

Have you met any inspirations?
I’m so grateful to have met so many of my inspirations. Sasha velour, Kim Chi, Naomi Smalls, Bob the Drag Queen, Dusty Ray Bottoms, Miss Fame, Monet X Change, Acid Betty, the list goes on and on. In the drag community, it is much easier to meet your inspirations than being a fan of a someone like Shawn Mendes or Ariana Grande. I’ve met 25+ queens since I started, and I can’t wait to meet more!
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Do you have a backstory on your stage name?
My name Loona Tunes, sort of just incorporates everything that I wanted my drag persona to be. My favorite name has always been Luna, but Loona seemed a like a fun and unique way to spell it. I’m also very interested in musical theater and have been singing and performing for almost my entire life, so I wanted to incorporate that. Of course, it’s also a play on words of the show Looney Tunes as well!
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What are your plans for your future?
I’m a senior in high school right now, but I do have plans for after graduation. In the fall, I’m going to be attending Makeup Designory in New York City’s financial district. The 6-month course involves everything makeup, ranging from color theory to special effects. For my future, I would love to be a makeup artist for movie sets, Broadway shows, etc.. I also hope to continue being a drag queen for as long as I can.
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Amelia will be featured in Issue 17 of Inspiring Teens Magazine.
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Swimsuit Fashion Through the Years

2/26/2019

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Swimsuit Fashion Throughout the Years
By Julia Ischinger
​Pennsylvania
Issue 15

​Julia Ischinger takes us on an inside look of the evolving swimsuit in this article of Shopping with Julia.

​Swimsuits have been in existence for about a century. Through the years, the fashion of swimwear has changed drastically for both boys and girls.

1920’s-1930’s
In the 1920’s-1930’s, most swimsuits were made out of wool, which often made the swimsuits heavy. Swimsuits became tighter and shorter, and women often had to be on the lookout for beach police, because if their bathing suits were too short, it could result in a fine or even jail. Men and women swimsuits were very similar and often consisted of a swim tank with a skirt or shorts. The men and women usually wore shoes when they were swimming. By the 1930’s, most men began to wear tanks with swim briefs.

1940’s
During the 1940’s, swimsuits were no longer made out of wool. Two-piece bathing suits also became very popular. However, women still wore one-pieces, which was often like a very short, tight dress. For men, swim briefs were still a trend, but swim trunks were rising in popularity. Men usually would wear swim trunks, some with a tropical design, and a matching short-sleeved button up shirt.

1950’s
In the 1950’s, the fabric to make swimsuits improved. Women usually wore a strapless, one-piece with a short pencil skirt. Swimsuit colors and patterns also became more bold. For men, briefs were still in fashion but knee-length boxer swimsuits became more popular.

1960’s-1970’s
During the 1960’s and 1970’s, bold-colored, high-rise bikinis and one- piece suits were very common. For women, bikinis with cover-ups became very popular, For men, colorful, patterned, and short swim briefs were still very popular.

1980’s-1990’s
Bathing suit fashion became more like it is today, with women bathing suits becoming shorter, and men’s suits becoming longer. Bikinis with string-bottoms became popular for women. For men, long swim trunks became the trend.

Present
Today, there are many different swimsuits available for many different body types and it seems to be a matter of personal preference. For example, younger women may choose to wear a bikini because it is more revealing, while older women tend to wear a one-piece. It is about comfort and how much one wants to show their body. Men seem to have it much easier, and continue to wear swim trunks that are basically shorts. Throughout the years, fashion has changed, including what people wear swimming or sunbathing on a hot, summer day.
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Closets: 10 Tips to De-Clutter

10/26/2018

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By Caroline Alegado

If you went back to school shopping and don’t have room for all your new clothes,
it’s time to declutter your closet.
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1. Start by taking everything out of your closet. It’s best to start fresh.
2. Clean your closet thoroughly before putting any clothes back in it. Once you’ve dusted and wiped your closet, it’s ready to organize.
3. Sort all your clothes into three piles: yes (anything you’ve worn lately, you know fits well, and makes you feel good NOW!), no (anything that doesn’t fit, that you don’t like anymore, or is just out of style), and maybe (anything you’re unsure of).
4. Now that you’ve sorted your clothes into three piles, you should look back at your maybe pile. Go through those clothes and make a final decision. I suggest that you try on those outfits to see how they fit and look on you. Once you’ve put all the maybes into either the yes or no pile, it’s time to clean up.
5. You can take the clothes you don’t want to a consignment store where they sell your clothes for you. While consignment allows you to make some money, donating is also a good option. There are lots of places that will really appreciate your donations.
6. When putting the clothes back in your closet, try organizing them by color or season. This will allow you to know exactly where to find your clothes.
7. Stay on top of your closet by going through it regularly and trying to get rid of something every time you get something new.
8. Make sure to keep the floor clear. Inserting a shoe shelf gets shoes off the floor to a place where they can all be seen.
9. Organize the rest of your closet by hanging hooks for bags and using small baskets for other loose items.
10. By decluttering your closet and only keeping what makes you look and feel good, you are giving yourself a happier and healthier lifestyle.​
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Dressing for Fall

10/24/2018

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By Julia Ischinger

As summer comes to an end and school rolls around, you may start to worry about what you’re going to wear on the first week of school. Here are some tips on what to wear and how to look cute while staying comfortable.

When dressing for school I like to stay comfortable. However, during the first week of school you are usually giving people first impressions and you want to try and look good. Looking good doesn’t mean you have to get all dressed up. Wearing a simple shirt with leggings, jeans, or shorts is a great outfit for the first week and is very comfortable. Another great outfit is a romper. They are super cute but also very comfortable.

As of shoes, you can wear your favorite new sneakers. If your school lets you wear open-toed shoes you could also wear a cute pair of sandals. Also, you can accessorize with some cute jewelry. Wearing a scrunchie around your wrist is also cute, and helpful for when you want to tie your hair back.

These are my tips on dressing for back to school and how to look cute while staying comfortable.​
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Interview with Penelope B.

9/26/2018

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By Emma Engel

What inspired you to start your clothing line?
When I was eight I was getting bullied. I was so sad that I didn’t want to go to school or even leave my house. One day I was talking to my parents in the car and I said, “I wish everyone would just be kind.” My parents told me I should do something with that phrase. So, I decided to make shirts and that was the first shirt I designed. “Be kind “

How has your line developed since it first launched?
I’ve sold it in stores and I have had so many new costumers. I even traveled to Dominican Republic as a young designer by invitation, designer expenses paid.

Do you have any big thing coming up in the future?
Yes, I have Inspiring Teens Fashion Week coming up in September where I’ll get to show and sell my shirts. It’s my third fashion show! I am also in pre-planning for a Wounded Warriors project.  Once my Autism Awareness donation gets delivered, WWP is next.

Beside your clothing line do you have any other hobbies?
I also  like acting, dancing, & modeling. I’m also a varsity cheer flyer, and I surf.
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What is your favorite part about having your clothing line?

Helping kids, seeing how happy they get when they open their packages, and the support I get from friends and family are among my favorites. I also love planning outreach events that go with my messages.

Were there any challenges while making your clothing line? If so did you overcome them?

I have had a few challenges like spreading the word and getting people more interested. I think that I have overcome some of the challenges because so many people are loving this message. I am growing and learning more, and I WILL NEVER GIVE UP!
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Diella Valla: Teen Fashion Illustrator

9/7/2018

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​Interview by Emma Dickinson
Images and article submitted by Diella Valla


Please tell us about your background.
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My name is Diella Valla and I live in Republic of Kosova, city of Prishtina.
I live in a family where we are six familiars (both of my grandparents, my mother, father, brother and me.)  I am 15 years old and in the first grade of high school. I am really interested in fashion, painting, and designing.
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What or who was your inspiration to become a fashion artist? How old were you when you started?

y inspiration of being a fashion artist is the place where I live: seasons, fashion trends, and style. New and different styles from a place to another, exhibitions, fabrics of clothes, fashion industries.  I’m a very curious person and always like to find a new inspiration so my fashion sketches would be supported and liked by other people. I started painting when I was 5 years old and fashion illustrator when I was just 10 years old.

Do you take any art classes? If not, how did you learn?
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I don't take Art classes in school. I have learned to paint from my grandfather who is a famous painter in Kosova, my father who is also a painter, and from my mother who is also a graphic designer.  
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Would you like to turn this into a career? If yes, what would you like to do? 

Yes, I would like to turn this work into my career. I would like to be a fashion designer as well (including the fashion designer of clothes).

Have you turned any of your illustrations into clothing?
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I have not turned any of my illustrations into designs but there's more to come. In the future I plan on doing this. Even though I have not started yet, I am the winner of 6 competitions. I also have a little work experience working with Samira Ebrahimi.
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​Have any clothing designers inspired your designs?

There are many famous fashion designers who have been such a big inspiration to me. I am personally so happy and proud that in all over the world there are many designers including fashion industries like: Chanel, Prada, Gucci, Versace, Fendi, Dior, Zuhair Murad, Elie Saab, etc. who have interesting jobs. I’m always excited waiting for new collections, I can be inspired to sketch some more.
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Swimsuit Accessories to Keep You Looking Stylish

7/30/2018

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Article & Images By Lily Anderson

​Choosing the perfect swimsuit is just half the battle when it comes to looking fresh this summer. Finding the cutest accessories to spice up your outfit is the way to make or break the look.
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​For a pool day with your  friends where you just want to stand out without looking too extra, try a cute sarong that brings out the underlying colors in your suit. And you can easily remove it when you’re ready to hop into the pool! A day trip to the beach to snap a few Instagram photos provides the perfect opportunity for patterned beach pants on top of  your suit, a hat to keep the sun out of your eyes and a pair of shades to finish the look! When shopping for a bathing suit, look for separates.  Choose a classic black bikini or tankini top, and you can’t go wrong. No matter which cover up you wear, it will match. Wear patterned bottoms to give you an artsy feel, but a simpler top is definitely the way to go.
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​You cannot forget about the perfect beach bag. Look for a big, basic bag that doesn’t take away from the masterpiece you’ve created. When spending time in the sun, don’t forget to pack  sunscreen & be sure to bring some SPF Chapstick , so your lips don’t burn. Put some baby powder in your bag too. When you’re done in the sand, put the powder on your sandy feet and legs and the sand comes off like magic. A ziplock bag is perfect to put your cell phone in. It will keep your phone dry and sand free and you can use the keypad through the plastic! Most important tip of all,  have fun with your outfit and be bold!
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Bucks County Tween Fashion Designer

4/14/2018

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Emma first put an outfit on the runway in our fall 2016 Fashion Show. In our Fall 2017 Fashion Show, Emma had SIX outfits! We can’t wait to see what she has in store for our 2018 Fashion Show!! No pressure or anything, Emma!
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Bucks County Tween Sews Sew Cool

3/29/2018

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By Simme Salguero

I love sewing and I love fashion! I have always loved fashion starting from age 7. I started loving fashion and sewing when I began watching the show Project Runway. As I watched the show I would say, “I want to be on that T.V. show one day!” I’ve been obsessed with the show ever since! 
How I got started with sewing is that my mom signed me up for sewing classes with her friend Leia, who was running small group sewing classes for kids at her house. Throughout my years with Leia we made bags, skirts, headbands, shorts, tunic tops, eye masks, pillowcases, and a ton more things for myself and to give away as gifts. It was always so much fun and a time where I could focus on what I love to do. I usually get my fabrics and supplies at Joann Fabric Craft Store. My favorite fabrics to get are polka dots, chevron, and plane colored fabrics. I usually get some extra things too like zippers, cool colors of thread, beading, and buttons. Also, I always love looking at more expensive fabrics, pretending to be a fashion designer looking for that “perfect” fabric although I haven’t bought that kind of expensive fabric yet.
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My top 3 favorite things I’ve sewn have been a summer dress, a fox clutch and a chap- stick holder. I chose the summer dress as a favorite piece because it has the right amount of cuteness and edge. It also has cute little bow ties you tie on your shoulders which I love! The fox clutch is a simple clutch purse with a little fox felt appliqué on it witch makes it super adorable. Lastly, the chap- stick holder is in my top 3 because it is so handy. You can take it anywhere you go because it’s a key-chain style and you can clip on almost anything. You can take it on your purse, backpack, or suitcase, etc.
Have you ever sewn things like this before? Sewing is so much fun and a creative way to express yourself!  If you love fashion and love to work with your hands, you should start sewing today!


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Model Laundering...

3/21/2018

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Congratulations Jillian Cardinal for winning the cover of the Spring 2018 Issue of iTi STYLE! 

​And a huge thank you to Allison Booth and Karen Rashevsky from Simplee U Salon in Doylestown for styling Jillian for this shoot, and her mama-ger Carrie for making sure all wardrobe & props were on point!

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Inspiring Teens AND Tweens!

3/4/2018

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PictureJillian Cardinal & Tiarrah Charity. Hair and Makeup by Allison Booth and Karen Rashevsky from Simplee U Salon in Doylestown, PA.
Here's a little bit of a sneak peak for Issue 2 of iTi STYLE! Some of you may have already seen Jillian's gorgeous cover, but what we didn't tell you was about her amazing co-star for these promotional images to announce that we're brining back our TWEEN Program! 

​With the second issue of iTi STYLE coming in next week, we're super excited to be able to share the styles of our younger tween stylists (Officially titled "IT GIRLS: - Inspiring Teens Girls) who love exploring different styles as much as they do!

​So if you know of any girls between 4th - 12th grades who fall into this stylish category - please send them our way!
Huge thank you and shoutout to Allison Booth and Karen Rashevsky from Simplee U Salon in Doylestown, PA for creating these awesome hair and makeup styles for both girls! 
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Council Rock Freshman Photo Shoot: Sierra Zaccagnino

1/14/2018

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Welcome to the Team, Sierra!

Hi everyone!
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I'd like to introduce you to Sierra Zaccagnino. She's a freshman in Council Rock School District and one of the newest members on our Leadership Team.  Sierra jumped right in to be a Co-Chair of the Party Planning Committee to help plan our next  big event!

Some of Sierra's hobbies include different forms of art - such as drawing, painting, interior design, and fashion. She also enjoys playing/composing music on the piano and acoustic guitar. In her free time, sometimes she does creative writing and poetry. Sierra also loves playing volleyball both in school, and travel with Princeton Volleyball Club. In her school she is actively involved in FBLA club (Future Business Leaders of America).

​I loved photographing Sierra and getting to know her better because she brought amazing props that helped to tell the story of her, including her guitar:
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...and her camera.
I LOVE girls who love to take pictures!
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We also did some pictures without props of course...

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At the end of the shoot we headed outside into the beautiful (although freezing)
​aftermath of a recent snowstorm. The results were stunning!
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​After spending all this time with Sierra in both the Tuesday night Leadership Academy and during her photo shoot, I would describe her as creative, fun, and a natural leader. I am so excited to get to know her better and am so happy to have her on our team!


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