Though the 2020 Trashion Show fell victim to Covid, some artists did complete their outfits. Bainbridge Arts and Crafts, our partner for three years running, was kind enough to showcase the finished products in their display window. Some of the outfits are upcycled fashion, others from recyclable materials, yet another comprised of items from a Mystery Box.
To read about the various incarnations of the Trashion Show from show coordinator Naomi Spinak, visit Marisa Robba’s blog.
Here’s an article that was recently published to accompany the Salish Magazine‘s 2020 issue on microplastics. It features some of the outfits from our very first Trashion Show in 2016 at Eagle Harbor Church.
2017 Upcycled Ready-to-Wear Fashion winner – Designer Naomi Spinak, Model Shannon Dowling, Photo by Espen Swanson
THE 2020 TRASHION SHOW HAS BEEN CANCELED
Thank you to those who would have been our 2020 prize sponsors, whose businesses promote various aspects of waste reduction, reuse and/or recycling:
Bainbridge Disposal
Green Mountain Technologies
Heyday Farm
Clark Construction
A Kitchen That Works
The Good Egg
Island Cool
For 2019 results, visit the official Trashion Show website and see all the outfits!
