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Department store chain Nordstrom is hosting an epic party for 2,000 university students with the help of model Karlie Kloss.
Nordstrom’s “Snapchat Shoe Challenge” encourages past, present and prospective students to vote for their favorite school using the social sharing application. Currently enrolled at New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Studies, Ms. Kloss is a supermodel, entrepreneur, philanthropist and coder, making her an ideal ambassador for the contest.
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Beginning at 10 a.m. PST Nordstrom will post a number of university-themed snaps over a 24-hour period. Featured schools include Florida State University, University of Arizona, University of California Los Angeles, University of Oregon and University of South Carolina.
While the snaps are, live fans of the school, whether they have attended or not, are asked to screenshot their picks. The university with the most screenshots at the end of the effort will win the contest.
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Follow us on Snapchat and vote for your favorite school on 3/28. The school with the most votes will get an epic party. Think celebrity, shoes, swag! http://bit.ly/1ZlZnOCPosted by Nordstrom on Monday, March 21, 2016
The school with most votes will win a Nordstrom party “filled with swag” that Ms. Kloss will attend. Also, up to 2,000 seniors who attend the winning school will each receive a $100 voucher to be used at the retailer’s shoe department.
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