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Final Year Fashion Show

The video has been released by the university of our fashion show so I thought I'd share it with you, it contains everyone's designs from my year, or if you only want to skip to see mine it comes on at 19.09 minutes, you'll also see my friend Helen Williams' garment on the male model with mine, as she only had one model; her cat print is so cute!!

Out front it looks like it all ran smoothly and calmly, I'm not going to lie, out back was total chaos! Trying to get 35+ models clothes and in some cases make up changed and out on time and then dealing with broken zips, safety pins and so on was crazy, but it was fun and we were pleased with the results and I hope you are too! :)


We were also told by the tutors it was the best year yet, and we've all been to previous ones before and we know we definitely had the best turn out, it looks pretty packed in this video, this was the second show there was even more people there the first time, when we all came out with one of our designs at the end it was pretty overwhelming as we never imagined to have a turn out as good as that, people were out by the door craning their heads trying to see the show it was unbelievable, so happy!! 

Anyway enjoy... Oh and if you look carefully you can see sections of our print designs actually on the catwalk...

BA (Hons) Fashion and Textiles with Enterprise Fashion Show 2012 from CCi TV on Vimeo.

And the exhibition afterwards... we all has one white rail to use only here's what mine looks like...

Finishing touches!

Taahh daaahh


Let me know what you think :)
SJ
x

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  1. I LOVE the applique lace on the dress. So pretty!

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  2. I really liked the last dress - it looks really good on model. And this cloak/jacket in little prints it's really nice :)
    I think I'll follow you and I hope you'll follow me to :)

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    1. Thank you sweetie, I'll pop over to yours now! x

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