Ella Riordan (model), Eva Madsen and Holly Egan represented St Anne’s brilliantly with their creative Junk Kouture design Created Not Generated 💻✨♻️ The striking piece was designed using recycled technology materials including keyboard keys, wires, circuit boards and aluminium cans, transforming everyday e-waste into a bold and eye-catching fashion statement. The design highlights the growing impact of technology on our lives while reminding us of the importance of reusing and reimagining materials in a more sustainable way 🌍 With Ella modelling the design on the runway, the team showcased incredible creativity, teamwork and innovation on the Helix stage 👗🌟 Well done to Ella, Eva and Holly on an amazing presentation tonight! 👏 #JunkKouture#SustainableFashion#creativity... See MoreSee Less
Aoife Butler represented St Anne’s with her striking Junk Kouture design Zip It ✨♻️ Created using recycled plastic zip folders that many of our students bundle their books into, the design transformed everyday school materials into a bold and imaginative fashion piece. The clever use of zips and colourful plastic elements created texture, movement and a unique look on the runway. Aoife’s design was a fantastic showcase of creativity, innovation and sustainability, proving that ordinary items can be reimagined into something truly eye-catching 👗🌟 Well done to Aoife on a brilliant presentation on the Helix stage tonight! 👏 #JunkKouture#SustainableFashion#Creativity... See MoreSee Less
A packed Helix in Dublin tonight as Isabel Slattery took to the stage representing St Anne’s with her stunning Junk Kouture creation Before the Pond Runs Dry 🌿✨ Inspired by the beauty and fragility of nature, Isabel designed and created her dress using repurposed oil tablecloths and a duvet, carefully quilting the materials to form a striking textured gown. The piece highlights the importance of protecting our natural world while showing how discarded materials can be transformed into something truly beautiful ♻️👗 Her design was the first of three entries from St Anne’s to take to the stage tonight, showcasing incredible creativity, sustainability and talent. Best of luck to Isobel and all the students bringing their amazing designs to life tonight! 🌟 #JunkKouture#SustainableFashion#ProudMoment... See MoreSee Less
Junk Kouture supporters are on the way to The Helix in Dublin to cheer on our three incredible finalists tonight! 🎉
We’re so proud of the girls and can’t wait to see them perform on stage later. Best of luck to all the finalists, it’s going to be an amazing show! ✨♻️ #JunkKouture... See MoreSee Less
Huge congratulations to our two incredible Transition Year students Holly Egan and Isabelle Slattery who represented St. Annes with energy and professionalism at the LEO Student Enterprise County Finals on Friday.
Held at the TUS Thurles campus, the competition was strong, but their entrepreneurial spirit and creative product display stood out to the judges. Their innovative mini-company produced childrens music books, suitable in particular for children with dyslexia. The future of business is looking very bright!
Ella Riordan (model), Eva Madsen and Holly Egan represented St Anne’s brilliantly with their creative Junk Kouture design Created Not Generated 💻✨♻️
The striking piece was designed using recycled technology materials including keyboard keys, wires, circuit boards and aluminium cans, transforming everyday e-waste into a bold and eye-catching fashion statement. The design highlights the growing impact of technology on our lives while reminding us of the importance of reusing and reimagining materials in a more sustainable way 🌍
With Ella modelling the design on the runway, the team showcased incredible creativity, teamwork and innovation on the Helix stage 👗🌟
Well done to Ella, Eva and Holly on an amazing presentation tonight! 👏 #JunkKouture #SustainableFashion #creativity ... See MoreSee Less
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Aoife Butler represented St Anne’s with her striking Junk Kouture design Zip It ✨♻️
Created using recycled plastic zip folders that many of our students bundle their books into, the design transformed everyday school materials into a bold and imaginative fashion piece. The clever use of zips and colourful plastic elements created texture, movement and a unique look on the runway.
Aoife’s design was a fantastic showcase of creativity, innovation and sustainability, proving that ordinary items can be reimagined into something truly eye-catching 👗🌟
Well done to Aoife on a brilliant presentation on the Helix stage tonight! 👏 #JunkKouture #SustainableFashion #Creativity ... See MoreSee Less
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A packed Helix in Dublin tonight as Isabel Slattery took to the stage representing St Anne’s with her stunning Junk Kouture creation Before the Pond Runs Dry 🌿✨
Inspired by the beauty and fragility of nature, Isabel designed and created her dress using repurposed oil tablecloths and a duvet, carefully quilting the materials to form a striking textured gown. The piece highlights the importance of protecting our natural world while showing how discarded materials can be transformed into something truly beautiful ♻️👗
Her design was the first of three entries from St Anne’s to take to the stage tonight, showcasing incredible creativity, sustainability and talent.
Best of luck to Isobel and all the students bringing their amazing designs to life tonight! 🌟 #JunkKouture #SustainableFashion #ProudMoment ... See MoreSee Less
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Junk Kouture supporters are on the way to The Helix in Dublin to cheer on our three incredible finalists tonight! 🎉
We’re so proud of the girls and can’t wait to see them perform on stage later. Best of luck to all the finalists, it’s going to be an amazing show! ✨♻️ #JunkKouture ... See MoreSee Less
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Huge congratulations to our two incredible Transition Year students Holly Egan and Isabelle Slattery who represented St. Annes with energy and professionalism at the LEO Student Enterprise County Finals on Friday.
Held at the TUS Thurles campus, the competition was strong, but their entrepreneurial spirit and creative product display stood out to the judges. Their innovative mini-company produced childrens music books, suitable in particular for children with dyslexia. The future of business is looking very bright!
#StudentEnterprise #Leo #tusthurles #ty #entrepreneurship LocalEnterprise FutureLeaders ... See MoreSee Less
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