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Fashion Week Registration Closes Next Week

Air New Zealand Fashion Week Registration Closes Next Week!!

Now is your opportunity to register to be an official delegate for Air New Zealand Fashion Week 2005.

Registration not only gives you automatic access to the venue, all its facilities and entrance to the Bombay Sapphire and Verge Breakthrough Designer Group Shows….

You MUST register before 23rd September for your name to be placed on the official list forwarded to designers for consideration when creating their invitation lists.

Also confirmed and now on our website is the official schedule for Air New Zealand Fashion Week 2005 – go online to check the shows you want to see and the designers contact details.

For more information about Air New Zealand Fashion Week and registration please visit our website: www.nzfashionweek.com

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