Models aged 18 to 72 will strut their stuff at a Wigan fashion show organised by Daffodils Dreams
A Wigan community organisation says its much-loved fashion show will be even bigger and more inclusive this year.
Following the success of last year’s event, which brought together people of all ages and backgrounds, Daffodils Dreams is holding this year’s show on Saturday, June 6.
It will feature 20 volunteer models aged between 18 and 72, showcasing that fashion and confidence have no limits.
With clothes sizes ranging from four to 20, the event will champion inclusivity and real representation on the catwalk.
Held in a larger space at The Brick Community Stadium’s marquee with an extended catwalk, guests are promised an uplifting evening filled with energy and entertainment.
There will be complimentary table snacks, a lively disco until late and the opportunity to purchase high-quality clothing at affordable prices.
The event highlights the value of recycling and reusing clothing, promoting sustainable fashion by giving pre-loved items a new life while supporting families across the Wigan borough.
The organisation is supported by local businesses and partners, including Greenmount Projects, The Changing Rooms Standish, The Dressing Rooms Wigan and Miss Lola Couture, which have provided stock for the event.
Maureen Holcroft, founder of Daffodils Dreams, said: “This event is about so much more than fashion. It’s about building confidence, bringing people together and creating a space where everyone feels valued and celebrated – no matter their age, size or background. Seeing our models step onto that catwalk is truly special.”
She added: “At Daffodils Dreams, we’re passionate about showing that pre-loved clothing can still look and feel amazing. By reusing and recycling items, we’re not only helping families who need support, but also encouraging a more sustainable way of living within our community.”
Daffodils Dreams supports children, families and individuals across the borough by providing essential items, clothing and community support.
Tickets for the fashion show are priced at £10 and are already selling quickly. They are available exclusively from the Daffodils Dreams Boutique, on Wallgate.
The organisation is encouraging people to go along and support the models, many of whom are stepping out of their comfort zones to take part.