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SCOIL Pól Fashion Show produced in collaboration with the Holman Lee Agency is shaping up to be the fashion event of the season.
The fashion show will take place next Friday, February 24 at Bulgaden Castle. Doors open at 6:30pm for ticket holders to enjoy a shopping experience with numerous stalls on display on the night.
The first 150 people to arrive will receive a swag bag filled with goodies galore. The show will commence at 7:30pm with the school’s Junk Kouture entrants opening the event on the night.
Local stores, designers and craft-makers will be in attendance, showcasing their new spring/summer collection. Clothing on display on the night will feature a mixture of casual and occasion wear.
The fashion show is one of Scoil Pól’s fundraisers for the proposed Multi-purpose Arena- a much needed facility for the school and the wider community.
Tickets can be purchased for €15 per person by emailing fashionshow23@scoilpol.ie or by contacting the school office on 063 91197.
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