PRESS RELEASE Fall fashion show to benefit Oregon Humane Society PORTLAND, OR - July 7, 2006 - Ohm Night Club, in collaboration with local clothing stores Local35 and Lit, presents "Fall For Fashion," a benefit for the Oregon Humane Society. This 21 & over event on Thursday July 27th will showcase local to international designers and will feature live music and performances by local fire artists. Doors open at 8 p.m. and the show will start at 9. Lit will show designs by Genetic Denim, Suburban Riot, Z-Brand, Orthodoxe, Gsus, Covet, and Ed Hardy. Local35 will exhibit designs by WESC, RVCA, Monsieur T, URAM, Odyn, J Lindeberg, Kasil, Corpus, Jfold, Kimberly Baker, and Grn Apple Tree. About Local35 Local35 features casual lifestyle clothing by local to international designers and specializes in small, established labels. Located at 3556 SE Hawthorne, this unique shop offers weekend in-store DJs, and hosts art receptions on second Thursdays. Further store and event information can be found at local35.com or by calling 503-963-8200. About Lit For 5 years locally owned Lit has been a destination for those seeking new and unique designers. Known for carrying exceptional and difficult to find local and international labels, the store often hosts events showcasing new seasonal lines. Lit is located at 214 SW 8th Ave. Further store and event information can be found at litpdx.com or by calling 503-827-3300. About Ohm Since opening in 1999, Ohm has strived to be a catalyst for Portland’s electronic music scene by bringing in many world class artists, and by supporting our city’s local talent. A destination for dancing and entertainment, Ohm continues to showcase local musicians and DJs. Located at 31 NW 1st Ave, Ohm is open from 9pm - 2am Tuesday - Saturday and every 2nd Sunday. For more event and venue information, visit www.omnightclubpdx.com or call 503-241-2916. About the Oregon Humane Society Celebrating 137 years of service to animals in this community, the Oregon Humane Society is the leading animal welfare organization in the region. Founded in November 1868, the Oregon Humane Society is dedicated to helping animals and people. Each year, over 13,000 animals are served by the Oregon Humane Society, more than 900 reports of animal abuse and neglect are investigated, 21,000 children are taught humane education, and hundreds of nursing home residents are visited by animal assisted therapy volunteers and their animals. Visit us at www.oregonhumane.org.

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