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Video: Interviews with the Women of Heart Truth

Posted by Steve Nash / March 19, 2009

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There were plenty of familiar faces walking down the runway at Tuesday night's Heart Truth fashion show (photos here) We were there with a video camera and also caught up back stage with 11 of the fabulous women who participated. Sass Jordan is above and each of the other 10 interviews/footage is broken out in a separate video below.

Sitara Hewitt

Cassie Campbell

Rosey Edeh

Monika Schnarre

Kreesha Turner

Jessica Holmes

Erin Karpluk

Elizabeth Manley

Elaine Lui

Amy Sky

The above videos were shot and edit by Steve Nash and Simeon Ross. The complete set can also be viewed on our Toronto Fashion Week YouTube Channel

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