Truly this couple is a match made in heaven. They both love to serve the Lord, and they both work with youth. I've known Matt for over 3 years. His passion for sharing the gospel and having young people live an on fire life for Jesus is amazing. If there is a crazy stunt that needs to be done, he would do it for the sake of the gospel! Ceson, on the other hand, is very down to earth. I have not known her for as long as I've known Matt. Ceson mentors many young women to live faithfully. Together, they make a dynamic duo that lives genuinely before Christ. God bless you on your marriage.



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SAVANT GARDE was a great way to end my spring break. The 111 Minna Gallery hosted Del Geronimo and Fashion Replant's Fashion Victim 2 show. The designers included Betty Croaker, Kayo, Gibbous Fashions, Nika, Mandrake Designs, Mythica, and Please Dress Up. In the adjacent gallery was Membrane, a performance by Bad Unkl Sista.

The fashions ranged from ready to wear to experimental. Betty Croaker offered many pieces suitable for casual get together or a night out with friends. Gibbous Fashions revitalized Victorian clothes and fitted the new garments with a soul. Kayo Anime Clothing took design queues from anime costumes and street clothes. Please Dress Up brought new life to clothing reminiscent of 1950's Americana. Mandrake Designs' elegant black and white satin theads are sure to turn an eye at a formal occasion. Finally, Little Red Sparrow's (Nika Tang) exhibited her Serenity Collection for both the men and the women.

In the lounge, Bad Unkl Sista's performers wore spectacularly funky and outside the box costume creations.

i'll be shooting at this show.
check it out.
http://www.fashionreplant.com

This past Valentine's Day was really steamy. Alexandria von Bromssen debuted her new lingerie line at the exclusive LOVESICK fashion show held at D7 Studios in San Francisco. Producer Del Geronimo pulls off another awesome show.

For the women, Von Bromssen's new line features a wide selection of lacy boyshorts, feminine panties, flattering teddies, and inviting babydolls. For the men, Von Bromssen's selection is masculine and body defining. She also offered more conservative sleepwear for those who want to leave more to the imagination.

My favorite presentation for the night was a piece inspired by a Japanese kimono. This black half jacket features luxurious satin, over-sized sleeves, and a broad sash which accentuates the woman's contours. This very elegant top is accented in red. When paired with black lacy boyshorts, both the men and the women are in for a very intimate evening.

Alexandria von Bromssen will be showcasing her collection in Fashion Week New York. Good luck AVB!

For photos from the show, see the new e-zine.