Fundraising at the height of fashion on the catwalk

   It was no longer a fashionable way to be collecting money for cancer research.

The parade is on De Ja Vu Hair, nails and beauty tonight, as the show Heights East hosts an evening of fashion and fundraising.

A charity fashion show to take place in the room to for the weekend to generate money women cancers end.

The models are presented on the runway strut impressive collections Lilee mode Yamanto.

Beautician De Ja Vu Janice Freiberg said she had in the past six weeks, the organization of the event, with the enthusiastic support of the community.

"In addition, outfits of Lilee manner provided many companies have provided us with great prizes for the raffle are available," she said.

"We have good Manor Sizzlers and pancakes, drinking brandy from a basket of Angles care, headboard, and more."

Ms. Freiberg said the event was created to Matt Sharpe and Harry Van Hunnik who participated in the Weekend to sponsor women stop cancer in October.

The weekend of energy-saving cancer research and clinical trials lifesaving treatment and care for female cancer survival in Queensland programs.

The two men, who work alongside De Ja Vu, take part in a 60 km trek two days for charity through the suburbs of Brisbane.

The free fashion show is tonight at De Ja Vu at 84 Cemetery Rd, Eastern Heights, Ipswich 18.30 is held.