Laughter, music and cheers at school’s fashion show

The sounds of music, laughter and cheers, filled the Malvern East air recently as Assumption Convent School hosted their second annual A Million Dreams fashion show.

The show, organised and directed by Vanda Marques and Bela Marques, is one of the ways the school raises funds for the matric farewell.

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The evening’s MC Pacou Mutombo made guests feel welcome and encouraged everyone to get involved.

Attendees of the event were treated to dazzling displays including, but not limited to, belly dancing, singing by Tymicah Naidoo and Kayla Kuverjee and of course loads of fashion.

The outfits sponsored by Parooz, in Parkhurst, The Designer Warehouse, in Wynberg, Cotton On, at Eastgate and Jods Hire Service, in Edenvale, followed a variety of themes and were modelled by learners.

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Being an all-girl school, learners from St Benedict’s College, St Andrew’s School for Girls, King Edward VII School (KES), Jeppe Girls High School, Queens High School and Hoërskool Vryburger High School, were called upon to help make the show a success.

“The evening was a huge success,” said Marinella Sousa, the marketing manager for Assumption Convent School.

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