10 Jul
10Jul

At our recent Catwalks for Climate Advocacy, models took the stage to showcase four captivating categories that highlighted the essence of climate advocacy and albinism awareness. From traditional wear to protective clothing, creative ensembles, and dinner wear, each category symbolised a unique aspect of our mission to promote inclusivity, environmental consciousness, and the beauty of diversity. Let's dive into the remarkable categories that left the audience in awe.

Group photo of models during the  announcement of the winners

Traditional Wear: Embracing Unity and Inclusivity

The traditional wear category celebrated the strong bonds between individuals with albinism and their respective communities. Models showcased vibrant and culturally significant outfits, emphasising the integral role of persons with albinism in society and fostering inclusivity and unity. Through this category, we aimed to break stereotypes, promote acceptance, and showcase the beauty of diversity.

Traditional Masai outfit. The model is Sharon Wamuyu.

Protective Wear: Fashion as a Tool for Climate Change Campaign

In the protective wear category, designers displayed their ingenuity in creating fashionable and functional clothing for individuals with albinism while raising awareness about climate change. These innovative garments highlighted the challenges faced by people with albinism and emphasised the importance of protecting their skin from the harmful effects of UV radiation. By combining style with practicality, we showcased the potential of fashion in addressing climate-related issues. 

Protective wear outfit

Creative Wear: Environment Preservation and Talent Showcase

The creative wear category demonstrated the power of fashion in promoting environmental preservation. Designers crafted stunning outfits using recycled and reused materials, showcasing their creativity and talent. This category served as a reminder for visitors to be mindful of their environmental footprint and appreciate the beauty of upcycled fashion. It celebrated the harmonious blend of sustainability and style.

Recycled pieces of cloth making a blouse and skirt

Dinner Wear: Celebrating Unity and Diversity.

The dinner wear category celebrated the beauty of diversity and unity among individuals from different ethnicities and backgrounds. Models graced the runway in fashionable ensembles that transcended barriers of colour and ethnicity, symbolising the spirit of inclusivity. This category served as a powerful reminder of the importance of embracing diversity and fostering a harmonious coexistence in our society.:

Dinner wear outfits. Male and Female walking hand in hand.

The fashion gala showcased the extraordinary talents and grace of twelve remarkable models who embodied the spirit of climate advocacy and albinism awareness. Their performances left a lasting impression, inspiring the audience with their commitment and talent. The winners, Gigs Bradly and Sharon Wamuyu, along with the first and second runners up, Tiffany Faith, Ambrose Musyoki, Beatrice Nyambura, and Peter Mbugua, truly captured the essence of the event's theme.

Sharon Wamuyu and Giggs Bradly on the runway after being named winners.

Through these captivating categories, we aimed to spark conversations, challenge norms, and promote a more inclusive and sustainable future. Our Catwalks for Climate Advocacy proved that fashion can be a powerful medium for social change, uniting individuals from different backgrounds in the pursuit of a better world. Let us continue to celebrate diversity, preserve the environment, and advocate for climate action, one stylish step at a time.

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