4th December

Guild Care’s Warwick Street charity shop hosted its very first Fashion Show which raised over £400 for the organisation.

The debut show, attended by guests and the Mayor and Mayoress of Worthing, featured a variety of models made up of volunteers from Guild Care shops, staff and friends from outside the organisation, walking down the runway in a selection of donated designer clothes, from casual and formal to glitz and glamour.

Guests were able to purchase the clothes they’d seen on the runway, featuring labels from Harrods and Betty Jackson to Ted Baker, as well as raffle tickets, which helped raise £415 in total.

Event organiser and Deputy Manager of Warwick Street shop, Fie Cooper said, “It took a lot of hard work to make this happen. We had the support from our other charity shops which provided items. Our lovely models and staff who made the shop run whilst the work in the back went on for the show and everyone on the night who helped, made this event such a success. There was a fantastic atmosphere and it was lovely to see the Mayor of Worthing on the catwalk.”

Fie and her team are already planning a bigger and better Summer Fashion Show in June 2019.