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(Continued from page 18) (Continued) Fields Fashion in the T he 550 Market hosted its second fashion show with Western fashion you could purchase straight off the runway. The Round Top Red Carpet Fashion Show at the Round Top Dance Hall showcased vintage fashion from king of vintage couture, Cameron Silver who owns Decades in L.A., as well as Cowboy Phil Rupp and Julie Belcher of Pioneer House, Thunderbird Hats, Ofaolain, Rockabilly Baroness, Topped Hats, Ears of Buddha, and more. Round Top's Marla Hurley of Modern Marla and Coty Cole and Denver Courtney of Viva Denverado were part of the runway fun. Proceeds benefited the Fayetteville Community Center & Performance Theater project, currently under construction. The 303 hosted also hosted a fashion and art extravaganza, bringing together a mix of local talent. The Rodeo Runway fashion show began with an introduction by local neuroscientist and brain coach Staci Danford, whose rousing speech touched on a local fashion truth: "There's something about Round Top that makes women feel bigger and better … We wear bigger hats, bigger boots, and bigger jewelry. Tonight, I hope you take home that feeling of being bigger and better and apply it to your life outside of Round Top." The Rodeo Runway at The 303 included a live painting demonstration. Round Top artists Bachman + Petrie prepared a larger-than-life image of Dolly Parton as models paraded up and down the wooden-deck runway. Locals were dressed in clothing and accessories by The 303 co-owner Brandi Harper of Harper Worn & Weathered, longtime Round Top vendor Cowgirl Corner, and Texas-based creatives Urbane Cole, Lady Logan Danei, Amy Joyce Designs, Bombshell Betty, and Pixie and the Moon Vintage. Brittany Garza at Pixie and the Moon Vintage Sarah Walla at Vincent Peach Andy Johnson at Cisco Village Kaylyn Kramer at The 303 Logan Hartnett at The 303 Daisy Sudderth, Miss DeWitt County at Junk Gypsy Eva Lovely at The 550 Brandi Harper at The 303 Renee Rangel at Cisco Village