The Inspiration Award, Cherise Trimingham, sponsor McDonald’s
A young woman’s “journey from a local student to an international fashion icon serves as a beacon of inspiration,” says her nominator for The Inspiration Award.
“Cherise Trimingham … exemplifies inspiration and community spirit through her remarkable achievements and initiatives,” they said.
“A proud alumna of our St John’s School and Bulmershe School, Cherise has excelled in her field and made significant contributions locally and internationally. “After excelling at Central Saint Martins and the London College of Fashion, Cherise launched her fashion brand, quickly gaining acclaim,” they added.
“Her talent and hard work led to showcasing her collections at prestigious events such as New York Fashion Week and London Fashion Week, demonstrating her commitment to excellence and breaking boundaries in the competitive fashion industry.”
They said Cherise’s influence extends beyond her personal success. Recognising the challenges faced by emerging designers, she established an organisation that provides a platform for showcasing their work at London Fashion Week.
“This initiative has empowered many up-and-coming designers and fostered a supportive community where creativity and innovation thrive.
“Cherise’s journey from a local student to an international fashion icon serves as a beacon of inspiration,” said her nominator.
“Her role as a mentor and leader in the fashion community has encouraged many young individuals to pursue their dreams and believe in their potential. She is an inspiration across Reading.
“Cherise’s remarkable career and commitment to supporting and inspiring others make her a truly deserving nominee. She has made her old schools proud and continues to be a positive role model for our community and beyond.”
The Inspiration Award is sponsored by McDonald’s.
