Back row from left, Manny Jackson, Dominique Aimee Jean, Enrico Moses, Jamar Hart and Marquis Clay.
In front, Paz Eliza, left, and DJ Wildstyle

Back row from left, Manny Jackson, Dominique Aimee Jean, Enrico Moses, Jamar Hart and Marquis Clay. In front, Paz Eliza, left, and DJ Wildstyle

Haute Healing Gives Gift of Glam to Ill and Disadvantaged Kids

Almost every designer will tell you that if you look good, you will feel more confident. It’s one reason the Los Angeles non-profit Haute Healing produced a clothing-and-beauty drive for people who may need a boost.

On Dec. 16, Haute Healing distributed clothing and produced beauty and grooming services, as well as photoshoots to terminally ill kids, hospital patients, homeless and disadvantaged youths. Of the three annual events Haute Healing has produced, the Dec. 16 event was the biggest. More than 100 people got hair styled and nails done by beauty professionals, said Manny Jackson, vice president of Haute Healing. The recent event was produced in a larger space, Milk Studios in Hollywood, Calif., because it has grown from past years.

Fashion sponsors of the event included Champion Los Angeles, Hudson Jeans, Leverage Showroom, K-Swiss, The Foundation Showroom and Mod Cloth.

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Liss Tabu styles hair at Haute Healing.

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Christiana Valenzuela shows a picture she took at Haute Healing.