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Trash Fashion 2008 gallery
Also this year Trash Fashion proved to be a very popular programme among children and young people. Girls and boys enthusiastically worked with professional fashion designers to create their own fancy outfits inspired by themes and styles of their choice. Projects helped participants to develop their self-confidence, and promoted a positive body image among them. In some instances, the projects also contributed to improve relationships within communities by forging new relationships between new and older generations based on mutual trust and respect.
I have a passion for fashion now.
- Piarais
It gave the young people a different look to life and the opportunity to develop themselves and skills they didn’t have.
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Robert Sterret, Community Development Officer
Dance troupe in their performance clothing
Benview Community Centre
Young people donning their collection inspired by music stars
Tar Anall
Teenagers wearing their “pirates” outfits
Highfield Community Centre
Boys and girls wearing their pop star style costumes
Star Neighbourhood Centre
Teenagers bring back the ‘80s fashion
Manor Street Community Centre