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04 February 2009

Recycled clothes hit the catwalk
Fashion students are staging a "trashion show" in Gloucestershire with garments recycled from old clothes and household waste.

Models will show off designs made from milk bottle tops, old ties and even a pair of pants made from crisp wrappers.

The event is part of the county council's Zero Waste Challenge week to promote recycling and waste reduction.

The event at Thomas Keble school in Bisley has workshops on how to revive old clothing and a clothes swap shop.

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