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03/02/10
Are you up for a fun, environmentally friendly version of "Project Runway?" Then do some creative Dumpster diving, drape yourself in glam frocks whipped up from recyclables, and join the first countywide "Trashion Show" this week. 
Wendi Winters — For The Capital
From left, Vicci Alexander, 17, Nicole Schneider, 18, Molly Sinnott, 16, and Jonathan Deduck, 17, stage an impromptu fashion show.Find Us On Facebook
Jonathan Deduk, a 17-year-old Arundel High senior, is definitely ready. An "admiral" in the school's Environmental Club, Jonathan created a smashing dinner jacket, a one-of-a-kind work of art with a glossy mosaic surface made from old duct tape and his discarded art class sketches. Vicci Alexander, a Spalding senior, was inspired by Lady Gaga. Using tape,...
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