Bristol, UK - An innovative new Canadian runway show will mark a great leap forward for the fashion world, as it uses real women as catwalk models.
Fashion designer Cheri Milaney will use twenty non-professionals to model her new collection at the LG Fashion Week in Vancouver.
Milaney has had to alter her clothes to fit each of the women who are to (http://www.modelsdirect.com/
"It's not just a runway show," said Milaney, "it's about bringing life to the clothing."
Using real women to showcase her collection allows her to do more than just find models to show off her clothes to best effect. Milaney hopes her show will shake up traditional notions of ideal beauty and give younger generation role models to look up to.
As for the women who will walk the catwalk, they’ll receive a crash course in runway modelling from Ben Barry, author of Fashioning Reality. It might not be much of a substitute for the experience of a long (http://www.modelsdirect.com/
Damian O’Connor applauds the initiative taken by Milaney in her show. O’Connor, who is Managing Director at UK modelling agency Models Direct, says he has seen a real shift in the modelling industry in recent years.
“We’ve really noticed a trend away from people using conventional-
“I think Cheri Milaney’s bold concept for her show demonstrates that a similar trend is occurring in the world of fashion,” he says.
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