Get your spring fashion fix with Fairhill

Fashionista Maurade Whitehouse gets ready for Fairhill shopping centres Big Fashion Event which takes place in Ballymena on Saturday 23 March from 1pm. The free event will showcase spring/summer trends during catwalk shows and beauty workshops. For details visit www.fairhillshopping.co.uk

Published on 23/02/2013 10:05

THE Fairhill Shopping Centre will be showcasing some fabulous new season fashion and beauty trends during its Spring/Summer extravaganza on Saturday, March 23.

The ‘Big Fashion Event’ will showcase leading fashion, hair and beauty trends during an afternoon of catwalk shows and styling master classes.

Top models from the Alison Campbell Model Agency will take to the catwalk in S/S fashion for men and women from well-known Fairhill retailers including Miss Selfridge, River Island, Wallis, Next, New Look, Marks & Spencer, Debenhams and Clockwork Orange.

There will be catwalk shows at 1pm and 3pm and at 2pm fashion merchandisers from participating stores will give master classes on how to recreate key looks.

Throughout the day models will be in shop windows, dressed in the latest styles to offers shoppers the chance to head into the stores and snap up pieces for the season ahead.

The team from Electric Chair in Ballymena will be creating catwalk ready looks, while the Boots beauty teams will be working their magic on customers with beauty make-overs.

Emma Louise Johnston will be hosting the event and giving her enviable style advice along the way.

Together these experts will take centre stage and offer hints and tips for every age, shape and size using a mix of outfits and accessories from various stores.

Natalie Jackson, Commercial & Marketing Manager at Fairhill, said: “Every new season our retailers look forward to this event as it gives them the opportunity to showcase the must-have pieces available for the season ahead.

“Our style team are looking forward to offering advice to keep customers ahead in the fashion stakes and achieve the latest looks without spending a fortune. We are sure customers can look forward to enjoying a day of fun, fashion and style.”

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