Rebel Against Fast Fashion: Jacobite-Inspired Runway Show Stuns with Bold Historical Flair!

Forget Fast Fashion! Dive into this Revolutionary Fashion Show that'll make you rethink your wardrobe choices! This rogue spectacle is turning heads with a jaw-dropping collection inspired by none other than the Jacobite Rebellion! Yes, you heard that right—historical fashion with a rebellious twist!

Meet Carina Rose, the genius behind the Echoes Of The Rebellion, a collection drenched in Scotland's rich past, channeling the iconic Jacobite rose through stunning hues of red, green, blue, with hints of white and silver. It’s a fashion statement that screams legacy and rebellion!

Brace yourselves because ReFashion Edinburgh is kicking off tonight, showcasing NINE incredible designers who are throwing fast fashion to the wolves! Among them is the award-winning wonder Jen Byrne, and the master of knitwear and crochet, Alison Curr, whose stylish accessories will transform your winter wardrobe with an explosion of color and coziness!

But wait, there’s more! French designer Séverine Fouché is bringing La Belle Époque to your closet with a groundbreaking collection that merges see-through fabrics with vintage materials. Talk about upcycled chic!

On to some wearable art—Gerry Gapinski is your man for turning refurbished clothes into street-art masterpieces! Think punk rock meeting psychedelic 60s—these one-of-a-kind designs are not just clothes; they’re a story waiting to be worn.

Ignite your rebellious spirit with Claire Pattison’s Typical Girls Collection, inspired by the fearlessness of 70s and 80s women's activism. Her eye-popping designs not only push boundaries but also repurpose forgotten fabrics into a fashion revolution.

In true DIY spirit, Fawns Reid transforms felt offcuts into imaginative pieces, while Rita Szentivanszki gives durable jeans a timeless twist! Talk about innovation with a conscience!

All this magic is orchestrated by Alison Harm, the mastermind behind ReFashion Edinburgh. Armed with over 45 years of experience, Harm is a true pioneer in sustainable fashion, crafting jaw-dropping designs from remnants, antique cloth, and so much more!

Ready to be part of this movement? Don’t miss out on this fashion-forward event supporting the Traditional Dance Forum of Scotland, a charity devoted to sustainability and diversity in dance.

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