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Fashion Show The Godolphin and Latymer School

Sunglasses to be worn

Thursday 19 March 7.00 pm

‘09 Friday 20 March 7.00 pm

Welcome to the

Fashion Show!

The Fashion Show Committee is extremely pleased to present you with The Fashion Show 2009. After months of making, begging and borrowing outfits, girls from throughout the school have come together to give to you this fantastic display of creative talent and designing flair. As the Production Team,

we have been responsible for organising and pulling together the show, something that has been a rewarding and highly enjoyable experience.

The main aim of the show is to provide an opportunity for girls to work together and take the lead in putting on a show of their own. We are proud and excited to be hosting the first event in the new Bishop Centre, and we hope that this show will demonstrate the fantastic potential of the space.

Programme Note:

We hope to have included all girls taking part.

However some groups have only finalised their teams recently. We hope no one has been left out.

Production Team

Sophie Fry, Alice Fraser, Flossie Parrack, Atalanta Fitzgerald, Aija Maddocks, Carina Derhalli, Rebecca Roden, Maria Horta-Osorio, Mesha Ghazaleh, Sophie Woodward-Fisher, Alex Ciborowska, Mrs Gleadhill

Running Order ACT 1

ACT 2

Geek Chic

Icons

Alternative

Couture

Bright and Bold

Hamilton-Peck

Retro

JLR

Back to Nature

Glamorous

Re-use

Evening Wear

Just Fabric

Bridal

Bollywood

Sound and lighting crew

Olivia Johnson King, Aisling Hubbard, Lilli Beard, Florence Rees, Katherine Paines

Programme

Sophie Fry, Alice Fraser and Mr Nelson

Compères

Chenowyth Pinter Mary Gouldsbrough

With great thanks to‌

Mrs Gleadhill Mr Nelson Mrs Worrall, Ms Cullen and Mrs Renard Dr Tait Mrs Wright Miss Adey And all the staff and girls helping out backstage

In Aid Of‌ The Fashion Show has been organised not only to showcase designing and creative talent throughout the school, but also in order to raise money for two very important charities: The Godolphin and Latymer Bursary Fund and Kids Company.

The Godolphin and Latymer Bursary Fund enables our school to open itself to an increasing number of people, irrespective of their financial situation. By tradition, Godolphin & Latymer has a longstanding commitment to ensuring that its education is accessible to girls of intellectual promise from all backgrounds. Until 1976, it was a grammar school within the state system and charged no fees. The decision to become independent to preserve its academic tradition meant that reluctantly school fees had to be charged. Following the withdrawal of the Government Assisted Places Scheme in 1997, the School established its own Bursary Fund to maintain this accessibility as well as assisting families who fall on hard times after their daughters have joined the school.

Kids Company is a charity founded in 1996 by Camila Batmanghelidjh, which provides practical, emotional and educational support to vulnerable inner-city children and young people.

The charity operates through two centres in south London and aims to provide a welcoming environment for young people, many of whom are suffering from chronic deprivation, trauma and neglect. Kids Company really does make a difference; in 2008, 81% of the people the charity had helped had reintegrated into education, training or employment. The money raised from the Fashion Show will go towards providing children with access to healthcare, education, therapy, welfare support and emergency housing.

School Chic ‘The School Uniform section brings together the different personalities that can be found at Godolphin and how their styles differ from one another. We have manipulated a basic uniform by adding accessories and items of clothing to represent different characters in school e.g. sporty kids and ‘Gossip Girl’

Organisers: Maddy Jacobs Kate Marano Rhiannon Duerden Alexia Shearman Rosie Spencer

Models: Rosanna Sheehan Rachel Bransom Sophia Dowson-Collins Annabel Edwards Natasha Howe Lucy Burnett Freya Pace Maria Ognjanovich

Alternative Fashion This collection of eccentric clothes ranges from the bright party to the dark mysterious including funky nu rave and glam-rock as well as gothic, Lolita and Victoriana.You will get an insight into the alternative styles that define many youth across the world and over the decades.

Organisers:

Anastasia Villarosa Samantha Brook Olivia Bradshaw Katia Kapustin Models: Cheryl Lim Louise English Natalie York Nora Schlatte Tessa Denney Mischa Pannell Ella McVeigh Katia Kapustin Zehra Odunayo Charlie Tidman Livvy Bradshaw Alex Bradshaw Tessa Denney Lilli Beard Julia Lavin Helen Jones Rui Fan Sophie Crystal Georgie Bretherton

Ashlyn O’Riordan Georgia Mills Verity Pinter Laetitia Dikkers Rebecca Lewis

BRIGHT AND BOLD Organiser: Mamie Hamshere

Models: Tamara Willner Juliette Deshormes Kerensa Wellesley-Elliott Clementine Wright Lily Morrison-Bell Caroline Stafford Marlin Heitmann Clara De Pretis Celine Buckens

This fun and creative style experiments broadly with a range of striking colours and bold designs. These outfits are hand made and really exemplify this edgy style, creating a great impact.

r o t e R

Models: Sophie Clarke Cicely Delaney Lauren Edison Olivia Bright Alice McCrum Zoe Baker-Peng Jessie Sammonds Lisa Shoff Grace Carney

Organisers: Fran Barry Alex Hindley

Completely original and unique outfits, made to represent the styles of Britain through the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. Each outfit has been lovingly made from scratch.

Just Fabric

High fashion creations for successful, glamorous women. Inspired by women we admire.

Models:

Organisers: Samara Elias Victoria Dreesman Cecilia Herbert

Samara Elias Cecilia Herbert Victoria Dreesmann Rosie Snowball Talia Burrows Alice Aedy

Back to Nature A dynamic fusion of ethically and ecologically produced clothing selected from an exclusive range of designers from both Godolphin and Latymer and others from across the country. All clothes displayed in the following collections adhere to our ethical statement. Feng Ho designs and creates timeless garments using sustainable textiles and ethical processes. Her work is diverse and individual and has been shown at major fashion shows around the world including our very own London Fashion Week

Models: Sarah Childs Gabby Simon Lalla Farquhar-Thomson Rosie McBurney Naomi Anderson Whittaker Eryl Murphy Francesca Humphreys Sophie Lawrence

Verity Pinter Eleanor Gascoigne Clementine Pincott Maddie Vos Ffion Dash Tara Sood Eve Todd

Clothes from House of Billiam, Feng Ho, piglet skirts and backstage help from make up artist Rowena Wilson

Organisers: Sophie Lawrence Kirsty Wilmot Emma Lock Olivia Cummins Rosie McBurney

Re-use This piece is made from newspapers and bin liners, making creative use of everyday objects and promoting the ideals of recycling and protecting the environment.

Organisers:

Ashlyn O’Riordan Rosanna Sheehan

Model: Annie Bird

B

OLLYWOOD

The Bollywood act is representative of the fashion trends in the Indian Film Industry (Bollywood) that are inspired by many of the famous designers in India and abroad.

The act aims to portray imitations of these designs.

The outfits are very glitzy, colourful, bright and heavily embroidered. There are four types of dresses that will be worn: Saris, Churidaar, Lenghas, Shalwaar Kameez

Organisers:

List of Models: Hiba Saleem Danish Zahra Ahmed Bella Pringle Louisa Treadwell Phoebe Clarke Harriet Potter Francesca Nardone

Marina Blake Florence Chester Alice Aedy Morgan Masters Isabella Jenkins Maria Hayat Jessica Bird

Hiba Saleem Danish Zahra Ahmed Maria Hayat

RAFFLE PRIZES A week’s work experience with Cut and Blow Dry Earrings Case of Wine Handbag from Tour of Fuller’s Brewery Beauty treatment from Sophie Hunter Health and Beauty

ICONS

£1 a ticket £5 a strip £100 Abercrombie and Fitch voucher £100 Topshop voucher

When we flick through the pages of Vogue, or watch black and white films with stars such as Audrey Hepburn, we encounter characters who epitomise the fashion and atmosphere of the era. This section of the show captures the essence of old and new Hollywood, and those who, both in the past and present, we look to for inspiration.

Madonna: Alexandra Kordas Jackie O: Mattie Curtis Cleopatra: Mala Yamey Audrey Hepburn: Rebecca Hughes Marilyn Monroe: Camilla Young Agyness Deyn: Ursula Armstrong Brigitte Bardot: Rosie Reed

The Olsen Twins: Clara De Pretis and Celine Buckens Victoria Beckham: Anoushka Bhattacharjee Scary Spice: Olivia Johnson King Posh Spice: Stephanie Dedich Baby Spice: Emma Lock Sporty Spice: Alice McCrum Ginger Spice: Eleanor Walford Twiggy: Constance Greer Grace Kelly: Angelica Tosato Paris Hilton: Elspeth Down

Organisers: Katya Drobyshera Angelica Bomford Rebecca Bonnar

C

Couture Models:

Hannah Fickling Amanda Lim Camilla Boyer Katie Riklin Julia Kirkland Claudia Burger Katia Kapustin Olivia Bradshaw Miranda Nicholson Rui Fan Melissa Millar Sophie Lawrence

An eclectic avant-garde collection of clothing from some of Godolphin’s top designers. The inspiration from this section stems from the catwalks of Milan, Paris and, of course, London. Individuality has been pumped into these high fashion garments, which reflect the talent and energy that exists in the arena of fashion design at the school.

Hamilton-Peck Organisers:

Alex Hamilton Holbrook Sophie Peck

Models: Alex Hamilton-Holbrook Rebecca Lewis Sophie Peck Tarin Attanayake

Originating in the classroom of UIIIR, Hamilton-Peck brings together the creative talents of Alex Hamilton-Holbrook and Sophie Peck. The pair have created a range of stylish and sophisticated outfits, each with a different, unique look. The clothes are designed for both evening and school wear, and take inspiration from the style of avant-garde.

JLR

Organisers: Lizzie Atanassova Juno Harvey Alicia Abu Jaber

“Loud and elegant” is how the designers of JLR describe their creation. Elizabeth Atanassova, Juno Harvey and Alicia Abu Jaber have collaborated to produce this hip and young evening dress, which is exactly what you would pick to wear if you wanted to stand out from the crowd.

EveningWear Models:

Alexandra Jones Roberta Burnett Cassie Cornish-Trestrail Chloe Burrows Chloe Lawrence Cecilia Tricker-Walsh Daniela Dooley Ella Davidson Evie Blaiklock Gabby Simon Jenny Bates Maude Spurrier Millie Lawrence Mina Akdag Pascale Rees Sara Langmuir Sasha Small Stephanie Dedich Coco Higgins Amelia Eppel Clarissa Mayhew Laetitia Dikkers

The Evening Wear Organisers: (from left) Chloe Lawrence, Gabby Simon, Maude Spurrier, Millie Lawrence Working on the principle that every girl should have at least one fantastic evening gown, the producers of “Evening Wear” have compiled a vast selection of outfits to send down the catwalk. From bright dresses inspired by the buzz and hum of New York, to more demure black, elegant pieces áa la ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’, there is something for everyone in this wide range of stylish and fashion-forward gowns.

Glamorous The ‘Glamorous’ section celebrates the designing talents of two groups from the LIV.

Organisers: Madeline Forbes Isabella Childs The second outfit is a chic and urban dress, inspired by the buzz and hum of New York.

Organisers: Maria Ognjanovich Ashlyn O’Riordan Miranda Welch Bea Duncan

This first dress (right) is made from Italian stretch satin, in the colour of red wine.When worn, it achieves flawless elegance and glamour. Handmade with a beautiful finish, it is made to be worn with pride.

Bridal

Bridal moves from the aisle to the catwalk in the finale of The Godolphin and Latymer Fashion Show. The sections aims to explore the traditional components of the bridal gown; trains, veils, silk, white, crème and lace.

By looking at these features in many different forms, Sian Conner, Anna Williamson and India Barker hope to encapsulate the essence of a Bridal gown through many inventive and unique creations.

Models: Sasha Small India Barker Sian Conner Flora Barker Melody Barzin Jasmine Contomichalos Helena Skelly Chanel Clarke Alexia Wells Daisy Walker Miranda Burrows

Organisers: Sian Conner Anna Williamson India Barker

The Godolphin and Latymer School

Fashion Show The Godolphin and Latymer School wish to acknowledge the generous support of the following sponsors of the Fashion Show 2009: Mr and Mrs Stuart Roden Mr and Mrs Gerard Versteegh Mr and Mrs Mark Sebba Mrs Karen Irving of Sophie Hunter Health & Beauty Waitrose Westfield

Please see sponsor board at the show for more details.

The Godolphin and Latymer School, Iffley Road, Hammersmith, London W6 0PG Designed by Sophie Fry, Alice Fraser and Reprographics of the Godolphin and Latymer School.