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ReStyle 2010 - 10th Anniversary Show August 7th
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ReStyle 2011 categories will be announced this October, entries open February/March ReStyle transforms everyday waste and enables art to perform on stage in the hottest event on Hamilton's cultural calendar. The competition is open to anyone and challenges designers to create 'wearable art' by recycling and reusing materials that would normally be seen as waste. For one night fashion, art and waste merge as one, and are theatrically presented through a spectacular display of stunning music, dance and light with local musical talent and dancers being showcased on stage. ReStyle is more than a fashion show, more than an arts exhibition, and more than an awards night. It is Project Runway meets World of Wearable Arts, culminating into an extravaganza that weaves perceptions of fashion and art together, and transforms them into a montage of theatre, colour, movement and art, while being delivered through an environmentally friendly show. Be prepared to be dazzled by the beauty and talent that exists in our city with the tenth annual ReStyle Awards. It's a show not to be missed, and a night out that is impossible to forget. Be sure to book early to avoid disappointment. Entries open for ReStyle 2011 in February/March.
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What is ReStyle?ReStyle, coordinated by Trash to Fashion Charitable Trust, is a 'wearable art' competition that is open to students and designers in the greater Waikato region, encouraging them to design wearable art that is made by recycling and reusing organic and inorganic materials. The objectives of the competition are:
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2010 Results2011 categories will be released in October 2010. Open Section (3 categories)
Winner: $600 cash, Highly Commended $200 cash x 2 2nd Highly Commended: Jamie Sole “Danger-Construction Site” - Ohaupo 1st Highly Commended: Melissa Wise “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary” - Hamilton Winner: Bev Newdick “Dare to Flare” - Hamilton
Winner: $600 cash, Highly Commended $400 cash x 1 1st Highly Commended: Grant Ashley Davy “Unsuitable Attire” - Hamilton Winner: Kathleen O’Shea “Rebel without a Cause” - Thames
Winner: $600 cash, Highly Commended $200 cash x 2 2nd Highly Commended: Riley Coleman and Carly McCarthy “Fancy a Cuppa” - Ngaruawahia 1st Highly Commended: Melissa Wise “Insect Lucious” - Hamilton Winner: Elizabeth Hosking “Tag and Release” - Raglan Years 5 to 8 Section
Winner: $300 cash, Highly Commended $100 cash x 2 2nd Highly Commended: Samantha Ash-Minto - “Cantabulous” - Parawai School, Thames 1st Highly Commended: Jade Mobberley “Firebird” - Parawai School, Thames Winner: Ginnell Sim “Lucky Dip” - Parawai School, Thames Secondary Schools Section (2 categories)
Winner: $300 cash, Highly Commended $100 cash x 2 2nd Highly Commended: Analise Bird ”Little Bo Peep” - Glenview, Hamilton 1st Highly Commended: Alice Goodger “Polly Pocket” - Morrinsville College Winner: Jayne Baucke “Damzel in Distress” - Morrinsville College
Winner: $300 cash, Highly Commended $100 cash x 2 2nd Highly Commended: Laura Thomas and Lilly Wieggers “Checkout Chick” - Morrinsville College 1st Highly Commended: Nicole Brown “Bounds of Buttons” - Cambridge High School Winner: Laken Semmens “Morning Frost” - Te Awamutu College Special Awards
The entry form will be available to download here from April 2010. Please check back regularly for announcements. Please read the conditions of entry carefully before creating your garment.
2010 Entry FeesSchool Student Sections - $15 Open Sections - $20 Group entries are also accepted. How to Enter (Entries for ReStyle 2011 will open Feburary/March)Please post the completed entry form and entry fee to: ReStyle 10, PO Box 7067, Hamilton 3247 Or drop your completed entry form and entry fee in a clearly marked envelope to: ReStyle 10, C/- The Body Shop, Ward St, Hamilton. Cheques are payable to: Trash to Fashion (Waikato) Trust A brief statement about the garment and a photo or accurate sketch of the garment must be provided with each entry.
Documenting Your CreationYou may choose to document your process using design sketches/drawings, text, photographs or storyboards to create a portfolio for your garment. Your portfolio may include descriptions of why you chose the waste you did, how you reduced waste, and what techniques you used to create your garment e.g. hand-stitching, sewing, folding, tying, knotting etc... Portfolios can be shown to the judges to aid the presentation of your garment on Saturday 7th August. Please bring them with you on this day. Please do not submit portfolios with your entry. Happy designing and creating!
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