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An Post has unveiled a booklet of four new stamps to celebrate the work of Junk Kouture.
A television fashion competition for post-primary school students, Junk Kouture participants design, create and model fashion made from recycled items and showcase their creations on stages across the world.
The best designs take to the stage at the Dublin City Final today (May 4).
Designed by Unthink design studio in Dublin, the stamps showcase Junk Kouture’s valuable learnings for students around the importance of sustainable living and are a great way to stay in touch with friends and family this summer.
Each stamp - which allows postage within Ireland - features a past designer and the iconic high-fashion looks they created from upcycled junk.
The booklet is available to buy for €5.40 from anpost.com/junkkouture and in selected post offices nationwide.
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