Admiring the accessories are Marilyn Wood and Karen Voster.
THE Durban & Coast SPCA recently hosted its first fashion fair at Reddam House Umhlanga.
Fashionistas and thrifters showed up with one mission in mind, and that was to shop for pre-loved dresses, bags, jewellery, men’s and children’s wear, shoes, and accessories.
SPCA marketing manager, Tanya Fleischer, said the event was well supported, brining in R16 000 in sales.
“The fair was about making a difference to the lives of our animals and supporting the sustainable fashion movement,” she said.
She thanked Reddam House Umhlanga for the use of their venue and everyone who attended.
Another fashion fair is in the pipeline, so if you missed this one, follow SPCA Durban on social media to find out when the next one takes place.
Sophia and Annabella Fella at the first ever SPCA Fashion Fair at Reddam House Umhlanga on Saturday.
Volunteer Sally Churchill and Durban & Coast SPCA marketing manager Tanya Fleischer admire the shoes at the fashion fair.
Dharshani Naidoo at the SPCA Fashion Fair.
Caroline Smith, general manager for the Durban & Coast SPCA, makes some time to shop.
Bongiwe Ndebele and Lunga Khuluse browse through the clothing rails.
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