Power of One: Teen parade is to celebrate imperfections

After struggling with his own problems body, has a girl of 16 years. Sumptuous parade in Montreal to celebrate the beauty in all its forms Cristina Reda spent the last months of hard work - and voluntarily - to create a fashion show with a positive message, he was as imperfection is beauty. "No matter what you think your error may be, it does not matter. You should embrace it, because nobody else has it, and it makes you unique," said Reda. Commitment to change attitudes when it comes to how society defines beauty, teen fashion show organized at the Auberge Saint-Gabriel, comes as part of a school project. Instead of relying on a modeling agency, she found the beauty of her friends. "I am very proud to be a part of it and look through it to build strength observed while it's me," said Sophia friend Pirro. Cristina has worked tirelessly to plan an event of the first order, all to work in organizing and finding the venueto booking the music, composition and clothing. His teachers were impressed. "I'm so proud of this young woman. You will do amazing things to do with his life," said Vanessa Professor Amar. "I think there will continue to return to his community throughout his life." There is no one prouder than Reda mother, Brigitte Brodeaur. "I can not tell you how proud I am ... Who could do at 16? She was looking at the contracts. Who does that? Most 16-year-olds want to just be with their friends and have fun," said them. Funds at the Montreal Children's Hospital Eating Disorders Clinic. "I think this is a truly wonderful gift. For us, we have a lot of interesting projects do little and it will give us the opportunity to do so," said Dr. Giuseppina di Meglio hospital. Besides making money Reda words and actions make a positive difference. "I just wanted the girl as well as I that it's okay to be who you are is to say," she said. "You do not have to get forms for someone else."