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Ageing In Style

by admin October 14, 2019
October 14, 2019

The Rushey Green Time Bank held their second up-cycled fashion show on 28th September, at the Lewisham Irish Centre in Davenport Road. This event was part of the Festival of Creative Ageing, which ran through September. What makes the event particularly special is that the clothes are made by the RGTB members out of recycled materials, and also modelled by them. We have included some pictures below, in case Kate and Naomi want some tips about how it’s really supposed to be done.

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