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By Amy Haimerl
Published on July 19, 2007
Tonight Denver's hotties and high-rollers will all converge in one place: Riverfront Park, at 16th and Little Raven streets. They're turning out in their most fabulous looks to scope the second installment of the summer's Riverfront Park Fashion Series.
The models will showcase looks by Neiman Marcus while they wend and wind their way across the stone ledges at the base of Millennium Bridge; revelers will enjoy nosh from Zengo and the sound stylings of DJ Michael Trundle. Of course, the best part is always the people-watching and the wisps of catty outfit commentary that you overhear.
But this fabulousness comes with a price: $30 for general admission, $40 for the catwalk, or $350 for a six-top table along the runway. At least all the money benefits Railyard Dogs, a proposed off-leash dog park in the neighborhood.
Get tickets and info at www.riverfrontparkfashion.com. For more on Denver fashion, visit our style blog at http://blogs.westword.com/catspjs.
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