Waste Solutions and Homes win prestigious national ... - Hills Group
Waste Solutions and Homes win prestigious national ... - Hills Group
Waste Solutions and Homes win prestigious national ... - Hills Group
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HILLS & THE COMMUNITY<strong>Hills</strong> sponsor Trashion ShowA Japanese-inspired design using bamboo,silk ties, curtains <strong>and</strong> netting caught theaudience’s attention at the Salvage TrashionShow recently <strong>and</strong> won young designerMillie Bawden a week’s course at theLondon College of Fashion sponsored by the<strong>Hills</strong> <strong>Group</strong>.The show was held at St Johns, Marlborough where fivejudges selected <strong>win</strong>ning designs in the Red Carpet, Urban,Fantasy, High Street <strong>and</strong> Festival categories. The 350-strongaudience were then asked to chose the design they thought‘best overall’ <strong>and</strong> after <strong>win</strong>ning the High Street category Milliesays she was shocked <strong>and</strong> surprised to hear her name calledagain.Mike Hill, chief executive, presented Millie with her prize <strong>and</strong>commented ‘ I was impressed with the creativity of thedesigns on show <strong>and</strong> how the designers had incorporated allsorts of recycled materials from old clothing to plastic bags,video tapes <strong>and</strong> even crisp packets! Communicating aboutrecycling through fashion is a great way to get the messageacross to this age group.”Millie models her headb<strong>and</strong> of silk tiesSchool girl Millie incorporated the use of prints, silks <strong>and</strong>bamboo into her outfit with materials sourced from friends,family <strong>and</strong> jumble sales. The corset was made from silk screenprinted curtains, the waist b<strong>and</strong> from curtain heading tape, theskirt lining from curtains <strong>and</strong> netting from an old prom dress<strong>and</strong> the skirt from a bamboo fence previously used as a puppypen in her garden. The silk flowers used on the dress <strong>and</strong>styled in her hair were made from old silk ties.The Trashion Show was held to raise funds for Charlie’s Charity– a charity for young people in clubs <strong>and</strong> organisations inWiltshire who would benefit from support to help them makethe most of their sporting abilities <strong>and</strong> opportunities.www.charliescharity.co.ukMillie <strong>and</strong> friend backstageJudges L-R, Tanya Sarne, Waz Ashyer, Karen Ryan, Craig Becconsall <strong>and</strong> Jennie BethwaiteDesigners put the finishing touches to their outfits(Images courtesy of Charlie Linney)6 intouch