Reconstruct Fashion Show Returns to Nampa

Do you enjoy offbeat fashion, particularly wedding gowns? If so, you won't want to miss the 6th annual Reconstruct Fashion Show hosted by Flying M Coffee at their Nampa Coffee Garage. This year's theme is "Here Comes the Bride." Contestants will create wedding gowns from recycled, re-purposed and reconstructed items - the more unique the better - for cash prizes. Local clothing stores will also participate in the fashion show, sharing more down to earth apparel. (The photo is of an entry from a previous show.)




Reconstruct Fashion Shows were conceived in 2007 by the 16 year old daughter of the Flying M owners as a high school project. The shows continue as a benefit for select community organizations. This year's beneficiary is Boise Valley Dress for Success.

The event is scheduled for Saturday, April 27 at 4 p.m. The Coffee Garage is located at 1314 2nd Street S. in historic downtown Nampa. Advance tickets can be purchased at Flying M's Boise or Nampa locations for $10 or $15 at the door. For more information, see http://www.flyingmcoffee.com/events/event/497.

The event regularly sells out, so don't wait to purchase your ticket. Come on out; have some fun, enjoy the wacky fashions and benefit a great organization.

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