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House of Fraser \'trash fash\'
Charlotte Essex, Visual Merchandiser at House of Fraser, says:
"Our designs for the costumes are based on influences of punk and nu rave. We created garments with strong dramatic shapes and vibrant colours. By adding old or used elements such as security tags, locks and keys, we created accessories and head dresses to complete the outfits, demonstrating just what can be achieved by recycling."
\'Trash Fash\'
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Austin Reed \'Trash Fash\'
Cassandra Robinson-Brown, PR Manager at Austin Reed, says:
"Our West End ‘Trash Fash\' creation is based on garments that are readily available in any Austin Reed store. The fitted button through pencil skirt, classic white shirt and nipped in blazer are timeless Austin Reed piece, whilst the mismatched buttons add an element of fun and ‘quirk\' and the shopping bags and oversized clutch give off an air of ‘city living\'.
\'Trash Fash\'
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John Lewis \'Trash Fash\'
To see the crafty creations made solely from recycled scraps click through the gallery. Why not leave us a comment below telling us which is your favourite?
Daniel Wilson, Visual Merchandiser at John Lewis, says:
"Our West End "Trash Fash" design represents a fusion of traditional and modern design, symbolic of John Lewis. Our "Trash Fash" creation demonstrates both the beauty of change and the need for progression."
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Playboy \'trash fash\'
Lisa Hagendorf, Director of Public Relations for Playboy, says:
"Celebrating the launch of its UK Flagship Store on Oxford Street, Playboy used recyclables to create a Bunny Costume – the first service uniform registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office."
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Mexx \'trash fash\'
Kumi Vis, Marketing Manager at Mexx, says:
"Our piece highlights the current trend for volume and glamour with a high fashion look consisting of woven bodice and full skirt. The outfit has been created using old window props, fabric, packing material and out-of- date Visual Guidelines."
