Carshalton College hairdressing students will be styling models at the fashion shows taking place during the Ideal Home Show in Earls Court, London from 16 March to 1 April 2012.
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Students will be working at the Ideal Home Show from Friday 16 to Sunday 18 March. On Friday students will be styling 19 models for a fashion show promoting sustainable fashion for designer Elissavet, Womenswear Ethical fashion designer producing high end classics with a twist. On Saturday and Sunday students will be working on two shows each day styling 20 models per show from company Models of Diversity for designers Ramil Makinano, a Filipino-British designer who uses bright, neon, lighting as the reference for the colour palette, in contrast to the very dark colour of the medieval armour, Albert with an evening wear collection and Marcus Flylander and his street chic luxury brand "FLYLANDER".
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Students include Jemma Vincent, a Level 3 Modern Apprentice and first year students from the Level 3 course. Carshalton College Tutor, Fiona Chaffey, is Head of Hair for each show and involving the students to gain experience working at events.
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For over 103 years the Ideal Home Show has been bringing ideas and inspiration to generations of British home owners and the show is back for 2012 at Earls Court London, with more features, more expert advice and more fun for all the family.
From 16 March to 1 April this multi-award winning show will be bringing together more than 600 quality exhibitors from all over the UK to offer a unique shopping experience for all areas of the home, including ideal Interiors, ideal Home Improvements, ideal Gardens, ideal Gadgets, ideal Food, ideal Housewares, ideal Shopping and ideal Woman.
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Tutor Fiona Chaffey secured the places for the students to help at this popular exhibition. Students from the Hairdressing courses at the College will now get the opportunity to gain experience of working back stage at an event.
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Fiona said "It will be give the students an insight into a different world and open up an alternative avenue into the hair industry in addition to working in a salon. There are endless opportunities and one is working back stage at events like this and being a sessional stylist. For the students it allows them to practise their skills in a pressurised environment but provide work for their portfolio and CV on leaving College and the opportunity to network with industry contacts."
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