MEMBERS of a borough Inner Wheel club joined forces with Wokingham charity for a night of catwalk fun at Trinity Church, Earley.
Reading Maiden Erlegh Inner Wheel club held a fashion show in collaboration with The Cowshed, a charity that provides essentials for people in crisis.
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Inner Wheel member Dorothy Simpson said: “All the clothes on the catwalk were donated to The Cowshed, and so were all pre-owned.
“And the models were mainly our club members, with the welcome addition of two granddaughters.”
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The audience was able to enjoy not only a night of haute couture, but also supper with wine provided on the tables.
“All the outfits we modelled were available to buy through a bidding system, as well other outfits brought to the event by The Cowshed,” said Dorothy.
“It was a very popular event.
“We even had a waiting list of people wanting to come.”
The fashion show night is expected to have made around £1,000, with all profits going to The Cowshed.
For information, visit: thecowshed.org and for the Reading Maiden Erlegh Inner Wheel group, visit Facebook.
