Moda Girls Couture

Thursday, September 20, 2012

Hi Andrea it is me Regi just wanna thank you for all beautiful clothes and jeckets i bought it at MODA GIRLS... The quality is amazing AMAZING .......

Thanks

Regi...

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Anonymous said...: Hi MODA CONGRATS!!!; December 21, 2012 at 7:00 PM
Anonymous said...: Hi MODA CONGRATS!!!; December 21, 2012 at 7:02 PM
Anonymous said...: Hi moda girls i bought a handmade bag at your online store, and i would like to thank you for the wonderful job you did!!!! I gave to my sister-in-law, she didn't believe was a handmade bag. Thank you again.
karen Ruthlee.; December 21, 2012 at 8:18 PM

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About Andrea Kelliher

At the young age of eight years old Andrea Kelliher (Head Fashion Designer) of ModaGirls began her flourishing journey in fashion. With the assistance of her grandmother who taught her how to use the sewing machine at that tender age. Andrea was able to develop her skills and shape her destiny in the wonders of fashion. In the world of fashion only greatness awaits a person with as much understanding, band bursting passion for style.

Being the entrepreneur she is Andrea put together ModaGirls Couture before she finished her studies.

Working as a fashion Designer, Editor, Philanthropist, and Proud mother has taken her talents to the runways of New York Fashion Week, Boston Brazilian Fashion Week, Miss Brazil USA and several other fashion show fundraisers.

Today Andrea is keeping busy helping the women of the world find their own style by catering to all who don’t fit the Barbie doll wear. Her goal is to help tall, big, green, blue, alien and whatever else category women should fall in become comfortable in their skin by fitting them whit clothing to match their personality.

When asked to describe what fashion means and does for her Andrea excitedly answered. “I go to sleep and wake up thinking about my designs; my heart finds great pleasure in turning my creative dreams into a stylish reality for us to enjoy. When you love what you do, you never work a day in your life.”

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