The Winchester Green Week fashion display has been a successful and inspiring event, showcasing sustainable fashion and encouraging people to make more use of their current clothes.

The jumpsuit made by Making Space has been a crowd favorite, inspiring people to repair and repurpose their clothes. It highlights the importance of trying on different garments together to create new outfits and save clothes from being thrown out.

Another notable aspect of the event is the focus on recycling and disrupting the fast fashion model. Well Worn, a clothing shop in Middle Brook Street, ran textile workshops funded by the county council, demonstrating innovative approaches to sustainable fashion. Additionally, the Repair Cafe in Winchester now offers textile repairs, providing an alternative for those looking to extend the life of their clothes.

However, there is still a need for more awareness around fast fashion and the benefits of buying secondhand clothes. The display will remain in The Brooks Shopping Centre until Sunday, October 8, offering an opportunity for visitors to learn more about sustainable fashion.

By highlighting the success of the fashion display and the efforts of local businesses and organizations, this event has brought attention to the importance of sustainable fashion and the potential for positive change in the industry. It serves as a reminder that small actions, such as repairing and repurposing clothes, can make a significant impact on reducing waste and promoting a more sustainable future.

For more information about the Winchester Green Week fashion display and sustainable fashion, visit hants.gov.uk/wasteandrecycling/smartliving/inthehome/sustainable-fashion.