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Now That's a Fashion Show
Submitted by Nicole Hensley, Web Producer
Tuesday, October 25th, 2011, 12:10pm
Junk2Funk [2011]
Models gather for final runway shot.
Photo Credit: Jim Ford
Junk2Funk [2011]
Edelweiss Designer: Laurie Schafer Materials: Used dryer sheets, plastic mesh avocado and ginger bags
Photo Credit: Jim Ford
Junk2Funk [2011]
Fit for the Brew Pub Designer: Jennie Post Materials: 6 pack beer cartons, beer bottle caps with plastic mesh veggie bags
Photo Credit: Jim Ford
Junk2Funk [2011]
Process Color Prom Designer: Ali Kosky & the AHA! Creative Team Model: Julianne Edwards Materials: discarded ribbons from thermal printer, grommets, banner material, vinyl
Photo Credit: Jim Ford
Junk2Funk [2011]
Rubber Soul Designer: Sharon & Chris Bosley Materials: Used bike tubes, spokes & chains
Photo Credit: Jim Ford
Junk2Funk [2011]
Austin modeling Sorenson Elementary's "Granddaughter Earth" creation. Made from feathers, antlers, leather, old painters cloth, driftwood.
Photo Credit: Jim Ford
Junk2Funk [2011]
Gypsy Queen Designer:Kim Normand Model: Grace Stamsos Materials: beer bottle caps, juice caps, vintage neck ties, tin foil, sea glass, wire, shower curtains, cup cake liners, magazines
Photo Credit: Jim Ford
Junk2Funk [2011]
Desparage du Blanche Designer: Maxien Marcy Model: Natalie Hamm Materials: newspaper bags, old tissue paper, packing peanuts, dry cleaner bags
Photo Credit: Jim Ford
Junk2Funk [2011]
American Wedding Royale Desginers: Donna Bain, Maureen McAfee & Crystal Bain Materials: plastic water bottles, old theater back drop drapes, chicken feed sack & plastic left overs
Photo Credit: Jim Ford
Junk2Funk [2011]
Ocean Crossing Designer: Shelly Croswhite & Jamie Johnson Materials: Rope, origami sea shells, cardboard, magazines, fruit crate liner, milk jugs, flower pot, silk, flower petals, packing paper
Photo Credit: Jim Ford
Junk2Funk [2011]
Not such Natural Food and Not so Smart Feet Designer: Janet Torline Model: Tiffany Lakatos Materials: "Natural" Cheetos chip bags and "Smart Food" Popcorn bags, ridiculous recycled fashion booties
Photo Credit: Jim Ford

Local artists teamed up to create fashion out of yesterday's junk and trash. Using some recyclable materials, they created an environmental statement for the runway. Dozens of runways models strutted their pop bottles and plastic bags for the event. 

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