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Trashion show highlights youth creativity

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This past Saturday, the Stay Well Hotel in Mogoditshane hosted the innovative Intimate Trashion Show, organised by Hope Pageants.

The event brought together participants aged five to 23, showcasing their creative talents in a unique blend of fashion, sustainability, and performance. Participants amazed the audience by creating outfits from recycled materials such as toilet paper, milk cartons, and newspapers, transforming waste into fashionable statements. The contestants were judged on various aspects of creativity, as they paraded their creations on the runway. The show was more than just a fashion display. It kicked off with a parade and a talent show where participants showcased their skills in singing, dancing, and poetry.

The contestants also engaged in a product-marketing challenge, where they demonstrated their ability to pitch and sell their creative ideas to the judges. One of the most captivating segments saw participants don different personas, including beggars, grandparents, and children, adding a fun and playful touch to the event. Speaking about her experience, Miss Pre Teen International shared: “I used to be such a shy person, but now through the pageantry, I have learned to conquer my shyness and express myself. I’ve learned so much along the way, and this experience has been life-changing.” The judging panel was impressed by the range of talents on display, with one judge emphasising the importance of parental support. “At times, we think children need more, but all they really need is support for their dreams from their parents. What matters most is just being there,” she said.

While Saturday’s event was a resounding success, the ultimate winners of the competition will only be revealed at the Grand Finale scheduled for November. In an interesting twist, this year’s boot camp has been replaced by a picnic, providing a relaxed and supportive environment for the contestants as they prepare for the final showdown. The Intimate Trashion Show was a celebration of youth creativity, sustainability, and self-expression, leaving everyone eagerly awaiting the Grand Finale.

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