We can’t wait to join our girls tomorrow night as they celebrate a year of incredible textile design. Our U5, L6, and U6 pupils have dedicated themselves to crafting an unforgettable evening.
Join us tomorrow night at 7.30pm in The Gransden Hall! https://t.co/64ivlQNcfj pic.twitter.com/u8B65MQVC7
— Sherborne Girls (@SherborneGirls) May 2, 2024
And that's a wrap on the 2024 Annual Fashion Show! ✨
This year's show featured 171 looks from 42 designers, and with 24 students on the production team, a total of 215 students were involved in the show.
Watch the recording of the Saturday Show: https://t.co/HZdDwKzBHh
— Kent State Fashion (@KSUFashion) May 3, 2024
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