Honolulu designer Jeanie Chun's fashions will grace the runway at the annual Hui Makaala fashion show at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel, Hawai'i Ballroom.

Chun is the owner of Jacqueline de Michel, a designer boutique in the Sheraton Waikiki, and design director for Jean Michel USA, an upscale line of women's sports and resort wear especially popular with Island golfers. Her design studio in Kapahulu is where she creates wedding gowns and ensembles for the mother of the bride and bridesmaids.

The fashion show benefits the Hui Makaala Scholarship Fund. Information: 395-7229, 551-7868 or 387-2451.

Y'S DOWNTOWN DECADENCE IS BACK

This YWCA fundraiser focuses on pampering, socializing and doing the girlie thing in an atmosphere of fun and frivolity. Members of Iona Contemporary Dance Theatre and Honolulu Opera Theatre will entertain, Café Laniakea will serve decadent pupu and The Wine Stop will provide beverages. Stylists and salons will be there for mini-makeovers, manicures, massage and consultations. A silent auction will feature jewelry, clothing and vintage treasures.

Downtown Decadence takes place from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Café Laniakea at the YWCA on Richards Street. The $60 ticket entitles you to three-drinks scrip, pupu and live music.

'MODELING POLICE' COMING TO TOWN

William Squire and Laura Boulay, dubbed "The Modeling Police" by Los Angeles media, know the modeling and entertainment industries inside and out, with all their glamour and dirty laundry. That's why they wrote "The Model's Workbook," an interactive guide for those who want to break into the industry.

Their mission is to make the industry safer for teens by sharing knowledge and exposing Internet scams.

Squire and Boulay will be in Honolulu Wednesday through Oct. 31 on a book and lecture tour, visiting book stores and high schools. The focus of the tour is "How to get discovered in the entertainment industry and how to stay safe while doing it." It's especially recommended for teens and their parents.

See them at Barnes & Noble, Kahala Mall, at 2 p.m., Oct. 28.

MAX&CO. TEES SAVE THE CHILDREN

ARTtoHEART for Angels is a new project merging art and charity sponsored by MAX&Co.,whose local boutique is in Ala Moana Center. In collaboration with the Keith Haring Foundation to benefit Save the Children, a limited-edition line of T-shirts and sweatshirts for girls, women and babies has been created.

Original art, titled "Angel Baby" by Keith Haring, is an optimistic little black-and-white image.

Save the Children is devoted to the children of South Sudan, championing their right to a basic education. The limited-edition collection is available now through February in the Honolulu boutique.

DEALS GALORE AT CUSTOM'S TENT SALE

For fabulous deals on T-shirts, sweats and more, try the Custom Co.'s tent sale at 205 Kalihi St.

The sale takes place two days only, from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Oct. 27 and 7:30 to 11 a.m. Oct. 28.