Fashion Dresses
by admin on Saturday, January 9th, 2010 | No Comments
What would be a good song for my formal dresses and tuxedos fashion show set?
My school is doing a winter charity fashion show and we have some songs in mind for our set, but we want to know what songs everyone thinks would match our set. We’re think I Need You Now – Lady Antebellum and/or Can’t Let Go – Landon Pigg. Thanks for the opinion! =)
“Move Your Feet” – Junior Senior
The song played during the runway in “White Chicks”. And heck, watch the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2009 and steal their ideas.
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