Addington High School presents…
30-01-2008
After researching different carnivals the students agreed that popular and recurring themes around the world are Four Seasons. They then found a variety of images of different seasons and selected different aspects to incorporate into their costume.
The colours, shapes and textures of the costumes reflect the different seasons and how people feel. They then worked together to produce a range of costume that echo different emotions from each of the four seasons.
Students participating:
Models/designers/makers:
Gemma Bennett
Kayleigh Brotherwood
Chloe Byrne
Sharmani Graham
Sophie Graham
Samantha Katze
Renah Nassuna
Shelly Robinson
Amy Terrett
Nicola Wheadon
Louise Ayton
Rebecca Brown
Sophie Hue
Hannah Patterson
Chi-Kwan Wong
Designer/maker:
Mercedes Fowler
Dominique Dyer
Kayleigh Ludgate
Models:
Nicole Grinham
Priscilla Boake
Staff involved with costumes:
Judith Turnball, Head of Design & Technology
Katie Hall, Textiles/Art Teacher
Debbie White, D & T: Textiles Technician
Anita Lucas, Learning Support Assistant
Shirley High School
Models:
Louise Ayton
Rebecca Brown
Sophie Hue
Hannah Patterson
Chi-Kwan Wong
Designer/Maker:
Kayleigh Ludgate
Dominique Dyer
Westwood Language College
Westwood’s year 11 students produced the Kimono’s as part of a project to design theatre costumes for the Mikado. Year 10 BTEC students have made the accessories. The students have had fun working on the project and are excited about taking part in the show.
Ms R Ford – Head of Department
Designers:
Cheyenne Afflick
Tanita Chondrunaiko
Gemma Dhiman
Brittania Edwards
Sarah Fullick
Lobna Hassanian
Channell Hinds
Navjot Kaur
Rana Shar
Layla Mayanja
Sanam Shahid
Akelia Headley
Nokukhanya
Magutshwa
Christiana Salami
Jade Simpson-Berry
Uka Suren
Muna Waeys
Stephanie Whyte
Nikita Patterson
Naomi Davis
Kerri Baker
Jasmine Shar
Arti Patel
Chadni Dudhaiya
Esther Opiyo
Sarah Tshiabangu
Georgina St Hilare
Antonia Douglas
Models:
Cheyenne Afflick
Tanita Chondrunaiko
Gemma Dhiman
Kerri Baker
Sarah Fullick
Lobna Hassanian
Chanell Hinds
Rana Shah
Layla Mayanja
Sanam Shahid
Akelia Headley
Nokukhanya Magutshwa
Christiana Salami
Jade Simpson-Berry
Uka Suren
Muna Waeys
Fairchildes Primary School
The year 5 students at Fairchildes were extremely motivated by our chosen theme The Tropical Rain Forest. During the October half term holiday the children researched the theme and came to school prepared with super ideas and a huge amount of enthusiasm. Working from their designs we focused on the characteristics of each animal. Finally, we added as much sparkle, glitter and shine to each headdress so they would look stunning under the stage lights.
Designers and Models:
Jacob Fox
Matthew Hollis
Harvey Kelleway
Moheet Khawaja
Daisy Clarke
Jonanne Dillaway
Eloise Greenfield
Louise Jenkins
Temitayo Ken-Afolabi
Courtney Lovell
Staff:
Tracey Botham – Art Co-ordinator
Marion Fell
Rebecca Clarke
Sally Gardner
Nicky England
Mandy Newton
Mrs Bridges
Vick Angel
Bensham Manor School
(for children with moderate learning difficulties)
Fashion Show theme: Mexican ‘Day of Dead’
Synopsis on theme:
Some may think that the Mexican ‘Day of the Dead’ is a rather morbid theme but far from it. It is a festival that celebrates the lives of loved ones who have passed away, in a joyous and optimistic way. Relatives lay trials of marigold flowers to private alters in homes so that the souls of their loves ones can find their way home for a feast of amazing food and drink and a party full of music and joy. The Mexican ‘Day of the Dead’ festival and national holiday takes place at the end of October to the beginning of November and is one of the most colourful and kitsch festivals that there is. Because of this, it lends itself very well to the overall theme for this Fashion Show: CARNIVAL.
Pupils involved in designing and making the garments, hats and masks:
8CL: Jafar Khan, Nourdine Selimoski, Elijah Smith, Anand Trivedi, Charlie Walker
9GHD: Nicola Andrews, Kasim Hussain, Shoaib Majeed, Lauren Richardson, Issac Topen, Sanjay Yoganathan
9AS: Warren Bailey, Jerry Bengama, Edward Gordon, Ozman Khan, Andre Molinaro, Raveena Singh, Esther Kolawole, Nishanthan Pala, Nathan Nazar
After School ‘Art Club’: Gideon Boyfar, Leon Appiah, Shelia Oseibon, Anand Trivedi, Charlie Walker, Arbarnna Arudothy, Sean Batram, Luca Borrelli, Christina Waters
Models: Gideon Boyfar, Kate Burtenshaw, Anand Trivedi, Arbarnna Arudsothy, Jafar Khan, Sean Bayram, Shoaib Majeed, Christina Waters, Eliane Mufuta, Kayley Newble
Teachers and TA’s: Celie Lilja, Violeta Maslauskaite, Frankie Shorter and Cindy Stott
Edenham High School
As part of the run up to the beginning coursework, we asked out Yr 10 students to do a Design and Make project to link in with the Carinival Catwalk Show.
Taking ‘Carnivals’ as our theme, we researched costumes from street parades all over the world and based our design ideas on a college of Caribbean, Latin American and European approaches to this wonderful festival style.
The students were given the same basic skirt or shorts pattern to adapt and decorate to the full extent of their creativity. Our models are from year 8 and have devised and choreographed the show themselves.
Names of garment makers:
Francesca Corry
Natasha Burbery
Bathany Warsop
Faiza Matovu
Ellis Lewin
Dana McNain
Si-Annarah Millanaise
Daphine Shantari
Charlotte Edi
Suzanne Connor
Jordon Tyson
Christina Johnson Goulbourne
Emily Summers
Jennifer Aird
Shannon Simpson
Tracy Manu
Ella Brockhouse
Kelly Oddy
Melissa Wortley
Louise O’Connor
Leanne Lineker
Anna-Maria Belfiore
Kirsty Johnstone
Models:
Kashan Johnson
Alisha Davis
Ellie May Fry
Carla Sa
Demi-Leigh Letts
Paige Long
Natasha Burke
And of course, Lindy Zubairy
St Mary’s High School
Our project for this term was to create an outfit with our partner for a carnival fashion show at Addington High School. Our theme was the ‘beauties of nature’ and we have used colours that are natural and ones that we see in tropical places. Our outfits imitate ones that we see in real carnivals and have been inspired by the arrangements of colours of nature such as flowers, butterflies, the sea, the sun, cliffs, insects and animals. We hope you enjoy the show.
Models, designers and Audio visual technicians:
Whitney Adedeji
Margarita Ajayi
Sara Allahverdi
Sita Amin
Kamgae Anyadike
Sundas Chaudhary
Vanessa Dada
Chantelle Eaton
Janine John-Philip
Sabrina Kaddu
Bridhet Lutakome
Alecia McLeggan
Vinitta Miranda
Anette Selvaranjan
Dilacsana Stevenson
Sindu Subramanian
Naoimi Tshiayima- Mboayo
Tiana Valpinee
Rachel Akwa
Sihana Belegu
Srah Chaudhry
Karoline Nalepa
Candise Pinnock
Monique Smitgh
Sureena Williams
Elana Punwasee
Anu Taiwo
Staff:
Mrs Frankiewicx – Head of department
Mrs Harper – Technician
Mr Collins – Audio /Visual
Mrs Ryan – Clarke – Head of year 10
Mrs Weller
Archbishop Lanfranc
Models wearing makeup:
Rochelle Fereira
Madelaine Beresford
Jade Waldron
Shivang Patel
Maddison Blaney
Tina Diallo
Jasmine Sammut
Models wearing costumes:
Ashaajin Abousalih
Liyana Anilkumar
Gemma Branscome
Pooja Patel
Sreedevi Shah
Nicolatte Tracey
Harris CACP
Our theme for the fashion show is ‘Harajuka’. This theme originated in Japan and has spread across many countries all over the world today. The look is based around the Japanese youth, style and fashion, whereby teens turn the different styles of clothing such as hip hop, punk, gothic, etc into something more wild, extravagant and attention grabbing.
The Harajuka style has been brought to may peoples attention by the American singer Gwen Stefani as she usually uses ‘harajuka girls’ as her backup dancers. All the models are wearing outfits that they have designed and made themselves.
Models and designers:
Chika Iwenofu – Yr9
Chellsee Young – Yr 9
Rachelle Yemitan – Yr 9
Chyrell Campbell- Perry – Yr 9
Sasha-Acasha Smith-Mckenzie -Yr 9
Paris Duffy – Yr11
Hyesha Medly – Yr 11
Harriet Fan – Yr 11
Trishna Madhar – Yr 13
Simone Rusell – Yr 13
Teachers/support staff that helped out during the process
Kimbereley Channon
Barbara Sales
Janice Barnett