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Judy Kohl, the owner of The Mustard Seed, and her daughter pose for a photo at the Fashion for Freedom event April 11 at Lifeworking Coworking. Photos Submitted
Young girls model clothes during the Fashion for Freedom event.

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3:00 am CDT May 11, 2019
Lifeworking Coworking transformed its unique office space into a catwalk for Fashion for Freedom, April 11. The annual event featured mother/daughter models wearing fair trade clothing from The Mustard Seed, a Lake Forest boutique owned by Judy Kohl.

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