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East Midlands Student Fashion Awards
St Mary's Church, High Pavement, NOTTINGHAM, Nottinghamshire, NG1 1HN
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East Midlands Student Fashion Awards
21 June | St Mary's Church | 6:30
Tickets £40
Celebrate the amazing talent our Universities have to offer in the way of fashion.
The lead judge this year is Patrick Grant who will co-host with Fashanne charity founder BBC’s Anne Davies.
Paralympian Richard Whitehead and BBC’s Lucy Martin are taking to the catwalk amongst the professional models.
6.30pm Doors open. Enjoy a glass of prosecco and some pintxos (created and served by students from Nottingham College part of the Adams Restaurant).
View the exhibition with an opportunity to vote for the People’s Choice Award.
Fundraiser raffle for Rainbows Hospice. £5 per strip. A chance to win a hamper of luxury beauty products.
8pm Take your seats for the Fashion Show. Followed by the presentation of the awards.
10pm Carriages. There will be an after show party at The Lace Market Hotel, Nottingham.
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