Maddox Smith, a student on the Level 3 Fashion course, added, “Preparing for this event has been intense, it’s my final project, so I wanted everything to be perfect for both me and my model. The teachers at Tresham College have been incredibly supportive, they really help you grow and push you to do your best. Thanks to their guidance, I’ve been accepted to the University of the Arts College in London, where I’m excited to keep developing my skills.”
Emma Boulton Roe, Head of Department for Performing Arts, Media and Music, Art and Design, and Computing, expressed her pride in the students’ achievements: “This exhibition is the culmination of an incredible year of hard work and progress. We’re thrilled to showcase their talents and continue our valuable partnership with the Kettering Arts Centre.”
As the evening progressed, the spotlight turned to the runway for a captivating fashion show. Student-designed collections took centre stage, revealing exceptional craftsmanship, technical skill, and bold, original design concepts. The fashion pieces illustrated the students’ unique creative voices and meticulous attention to detail, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.
The event attracted enthusiastic support from family, friends, and members of the wider community, highlighting the importance of creative education in nurturing the next generation of artists, designers, and performers. It served as a powerful reminder of the transformative impact that art and design can have on individuals and communities alike.
