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Transition Year students Evan Mooney, Ailbhe Murray, Lotta Seitz and James Oluwadiya, PICTURE: Adrian Butler
REHEARSALS are well underway for the 37th Villiers School Annual Fashion Show.
The show will be held in the Radisson Blu Hotel on Wednesday, December 11.
The show is produced by the Hilary Thompson Model Agency with Transition Year students, and will star over a hundred students this year.
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The show will feature clothes and designs from a range of local stores and designers, including Penneys, Joanne's, Paco, Pamela Scott, Dani’s Closet, Tony Connolly, Esquire, Camden Square, Tailor Blue and designer Caroline Mitchell.
Head of school Ms Jill Storey said: “A fantastic evening is ahead with plenty of fashion inspiration. We are delighted once again to partner with Hilary Thompson, who brings a wealth of experience and expertise. We are delighted to see such high levels of student participation both as models and as organisers and artists”.
Tickets for the show are available on Eventbrite. Please contact school reception for further details.
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