Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Charleston Fashion Fall Goes Viral
Posted by Greg Hambrick on Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 3:15 PM
The fall through the floor during the opening night of the Charleston Fashion Week is now on YouTube and, with nearly 42,000 views at the time of this post, it's a hit!
I've been told it was posted on d-lister and I saw it on a gay entertainment blog. Move over skateboarders!
UPDATE: We're at 142,000! One comment at the YouTube site made this note: I like how no one helps her but that one camera guy.The fashion world is like "Screw you wheat thins,fall. " XD
UPDATE 2: The number of times viewed climbed to more than 400,000 before the original video was yanked from YouTube. There are still copies found under a search for "Charleston Fashion Fall."
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Gawker has it too. http://gawker.com/377759/model-swallowed-up-by-the-earth
Gawker has it too. http://gawker.com/377759/model-swallowed-up-by-the-earth
It was on E News tonight!! Charleston Fashion Week has arrived.
It was on E News tonight!! Charleston Fashion Week has arrived.
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