Last week we participated in a Fashion Show that was created to raise money for the Cancer foundation. It was called the Charity Chic Fashion show and was run by the schools Hope for Kids representative Sandushi. I was engaged with an issue of global importance since this service group helps children in a national cancer hospital located in Maharagama. The money that was raised reached about 700,000 rupees and it was a great help to the community and the cancer hospital.
We were directed by a stylist and fashion designer, Ms. Jacquie Mei who helped to choreograph the positions and the poses. We all worked collaboratively to work out the joined poses and helped to elaborate on the movement that we practised in the rehearsals.
As we worked together, we also developed new skills and attemped new challenges that helped to build the self confidence that I needed now close to the exams. The way that we learnt how to pose and how to walk with pride is a good skill to learn in later life to seem confident in one self.
I also showed great perceverance in the task by coming 2-3 times a week for rehearsals and the pants that are shown here are from Arugam Bay while the top pictures are from a local design, Avinash. He made them from designs that he drew and he called them Amour Love.
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