Xposure – Apr 30, 2013
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- Sustainable Coastlines hosted its annual fundraiser, I Heart The Ocean, at the Elks-Honolulu Lodge featuring a marine debris fashion show or “trashion” show, competition. Hawaii Five-O star Alex O’Loughlin served as host and celebrity judge. He’s pictured at left with the trashion show winner, designer Allycen Keatley and model Emilee Keatley, who’s wearing a dress made of recycled records
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- Trashion show first runner- up, designer Feliz Salas, with model Sarah Ferge, who’s wearing a dress made from duct tape and garbage bags and a cape from old magazines and brochures.
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- Hawaii Five-O star Alex O’Loughlin with designer Natalie Hux and model Britany LaMonica, who’s wearing a top and skirt made from pattern paper.
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- Sustainable Coastlines co-founder and event director of Hawaii operations Kahi Pacarro with Kawika Nunes, Louise Pacarro and Brent Anbe, who handles extras casting for Hawaii Five-O. The show wrapped season 3 last month, but will return in July to begin work on season 4.
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- Brent Anbe and Jennifer Fairbank with trashion show judges Miss America United States 2002 Amber Stone Napoleon, designer Ari South and Hawaii Five-O set costumer Erika Aresta.
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- Maj. Gen. Joseph Chaves, deputy commander, U.S. Army Pacific, leads new cadets Shaun Kagawa, Jaryn Villegas and Paul-Andrew Rhoden in a cheer of “Go Army, Beat Navy” during the West Point football signing ceremony at Fort Shafter.
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- Maj. Gen. Joseph Chaves, deputy commander, U.S. Army Pacific, leads new cadets Shaun Kagawa, Jaryn Villegas and Paul-Andrew Rhoden in a cheer of “Go Army, Beat Navy” during the West Point football signing ceremony at Fort Shafter.
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- Maj. Gen. Joseph Chaves, deputy commander, U.S. Army Pacific, leads new cadets Shaun Kagawa, Jaryn Villegas and Paul-Andrew Rhoden in a cheer of “Go Army, Beat Navy” during the West Point football signing ceremony at Fort Shafter.
