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REHEARSALS are well underway for the 36th Villiers School Annual Fashion Show which takes place next week.
The event, which is set to attract a large crowd, will be held in The Radisson Blu Hotel, Ennis Road, on Tuesday, December 12.
Produced by the Hilary Thompson Model Agency with Transition Year students, the fashion show will feature over 100 students and some teachers too.
Clothes and designs from a range of stores and designers in Limerick and Tipperary will feature on the night.
"We are delighted to once again partner with Hilary, who brings a wealth of experience and expertise, and am delighted to see such high levels of student participation both as models and as organisers and artists. I know a fantastic evening is waiting for us all, with lots of fashion tips and fun," said Jill Storey, head of school.
Tickets for the show are available on Eventbrite.
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