With high tea (yummy cupcakes), a parade hosted by comedian Jo Gill, and supported by the tunes of DJ Andrew Northover, with every second hand item chosen for the runway up for sale to the public after the show.
Any global city's fashion week can be an elaborate, over-the-top affair, with Melbourne Spring Fashion Week being no exception. Salvos recycled runway showcased some of the finest donated pieces, proving there can be an entire fashion show based solely on second hand attire, bringing forth its own sustainable, wearable glamour to the runway.Hats off to the Claire, Salvos Stylist, who I believe had lots of fun driving around Salvos stores collecting clothes for the event (eight stores in one day!)
Click on image below, who do you see in the audience!?
4 comments:
Great pictures and what a great fashion event idea. Were you having fun??? : >
so interesting, this is one fashion show I would wan to attend! All recycled! Fantastic idea.
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I couldn't go to that but sounds like it was fun. Happy birthday for today... I mentioned you here so you might get a few well-wishes! http://melb-opshopping.blogspot.com/2011/09/you-heard-it-first.html
Very nice post. This is good work. congrats!
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