Fashion School Clothing Pop Up Swop Shop

Friday, 22 June 2012, 11:58 am
Press Release: CPIT

1 July, 11am - 4pm

Its wardrobe revamp time! Come along to the Fashion School clothing swap op shop and swop till you drop! All you need is a bag of pre-loved clothes, $10 and you can create a whole new wardrobe in time for winter. Tickets available at the door.

There will also be home baking for sale, funky sounds and, rumour has it, a nail polish stall to glam up your nails.

This event is a fundraiser to assist the year two fashion students to go to the Hokonui Fashion awards in Gore in July. Any profits and extra clothing will be donated to the Princess Club, a charity helping children and families in the eastern suburbs.

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