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An innovative use of Covid masks was the centre of the beautiful creation that scooped the top spot in St Christopher's 'Trashy Art Modelled’ fashion competition.
The wonderfully creative fashion show took place in the Longford Arms Hotel on Wednesday, July 12.
Service users from St Christopher’s worked within their units to create spectacular costumes out of everyday rubbish.
Materials used ranged from bottle tops to old magazines, bits of left over material, and everything and anything that was being thrown out. The show was inspired by the fantastic work of Junk Kouture.
Photographer Shelley Corcoran was there to capture much of the excitement.
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