Labels for Love Event Proofs

We were happy to contribute to the Labels for Love Benefit Fashion Show and Silent Auction last Friday, and were amazed by all the clothing they’d pulled together for the event! There was a great variety of clothing items for sale and auction, for women, men, and kids, and the runway show highlighted complete outfits from some amazing name-brand labels. Visit their MySpace to learn more about Youth Empowered By Action, and be sure to lend your support on their future efforts to help the less fortunate!

And, if you want to see some of what you missed, check out proofs from the fashion show!

Enko Photography – event and fashion photography in Portland and the Willamette Valley

Friday: Labels for Love!

They say the holidays are a season for giving, so in the spirit of that, we’re donating our time to Labels for Love, a fashion show and silent auction benefit! Over $31,000 in donations have been raised for auction items and raffle prizes, including clothing items from a variety of nationally-recognized labels, and all proceeds from the event will go to the Oregon Food Bank! 

We  definitely encourage you to check out the event, and help the hungry with your holiday shopping dollars! We’ll be serving as official photographers for the event, and we’ll also have a booth with information about our portrait and wedding packages, so feel free to stop by and ask us more about what we do.

We also recently did a promotional shoot for the show, featuring actual clothing items donated for the event. Special thanks goes to our amazing team of professionals who, like us, donated their time and resources to make this promo shoot look its best!

Makeup: Whitney Griffin
Hair: Abibat Durosimi of Tabiba Styles
Models: Caitlyn Larimore (Option) and Megan Marie Hodge

LABELS FOR LOVE
FASHION SHOW and SILENT AUCTION
all proceeds benefit the Oregon Food Bank!

Friday Dec. 5th, from 5:00-8:00pm
Aloha High School auditorium
$5.00 Admission

Enko Photography – event and fashion photography in Portland and the Willamette Valley