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ReStyle fashion gives life to recycled goods

Hamilton News
4 Aug, 2012 08:00 PM2 mins to read

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Project runway meets the world of wearable arts in ReStyle's annual event in fashion, making waste beautiful.

The wearable arts show at Founders Theatre on September 8, it entails high fashion pieces made purely from recycled goods and wasted materials.



Entries to create garments are open until Wednesday and are available from The Body Shop, First Credit Union, Restore, Wintec and Centre Place or from www.restylehamilton.co.nz.

Event co-manager Kali Pentecost said this year's show is going to be taken to the next level.

"We have introduced a collection of vibrant categories for ReStyle contestants to enter, such as Stand Out, Wild Thang and Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend and our signature Avant Garbage," says Miss Pentecost.

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The categories create a drawing board for entrants to use waste to create garments that scream wild, that are red carpet ready and embrace texture and design.

The 12th annual event aims to raise awareness of waste minimisation issues, in particular the concept of reduce, reuse and recycle.

"An environmentally friendly show that encourages creativity and design talents."

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Siobahn Brown, ReStyle co-manager would love to see some more designers from beyond the Waikato region this year.

"Last year we had a few designers who travelled from Taupo and even Wellington, this year we would like to see some more designers who have travelled as it certainly means that they have some great artistic passion.

"ReStyle is a platform for young designers to enhance their skills and build confidence, as well as being a show full of exciting and unforgettable experience" says Miss Brown.

ReStyle is a not-for-profit community event organised by a charitable trust.



Book at Ticketek, Phone 0800 TICKETEK (842 538) or purchase online at www.Ticketek.com Adults $30, student/senior $20 and children up to 14 $15.

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