Chernobyl children draw Kidd and Christensen

SUPERMODELS Jodie Kidd and Helena Christensen are preparing to strut their stuff on the catwalk at Cork City Hall next week in a sell-out fashion show in aid of the Chernobyl Children’s Project.

Chernobyl children draw Kidd and Christensen
Wed, 17 Jan, 2007 - 00:00
Sean O’Riordan

What is expected to be the glamour event on this year’s Leeside calendar sold out prior to Christmas without ticket-holders knowing that international model and TV personality Kidd would be appearing at the Brown Thomas-sponsored fashion show on Thursday, January 25.

She confirmed her acceptance yesterday, much to the delight of Adi Roche.

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CourtsPlace: Cork City HallPlace: LeesidePlace: CorkPlace: BelarusPerson: KiddPerson: ChristensenPerson: Jodie KiddPerson: Helena ChristensenPerson: Adi RochePerson: RochePerson: Grainne SeoigePerson: Sarah MorrisseyPerson: Glenda GilsonPerson: Lizana KirwanPerson: Samina ZiaPerson: Keith DuffyPerson: Diarmuid GavinPerson: Ryan TubridyPerson: KearysEvent: ChernobylEvent: ProjectEvent: ChristmasOrganisation: ThomasOrganisation: RTÉOrganisation: Cork hurling teamOrganisation: Brown Thomas GroupOrganisation: CCPIOrganisation: Irish Examiner
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