Bracknell

The Grange Hotel
Charles Square
Bracknell
RG12 1DF

When: Sunday 8th October; Doors open at 7.00pm for a 7.30pm start

Bracknell Barbers and sister salon DA’s Salon (Priestwood) are holding a charity, “Fashion through the Decades”, catwalk show to raise money for Sebastian’s Action Trust. Tickets are £7.50 and are available from Bracknell Barbers, DA’s Salon and the Princess Square Information Desk.

What’s on offer: Sit back and enjoy a visually spectacular charity catwalk show in the sumptuous settings of The Grange Hotel. This lavish event will showcase the fashions that epitomised a generation of teenagers from the pre and post war 40’s to the noughties. A charity auction will also be taking place and with some fantastic goodies going under the hammer, you’ll need to get your bid in quick. To round up the evening, a scintillating surprise act, all the way from Spain, will be ensuring a fabulously flamboyant finale.

For one night only, enjoy a night of fun for all, where the very best (and worst!) of fashion throughout the ages will be making their way onto the runway. Using local models, hair is being styled by the event organisers, Bracknell Barbers and Bracknell DA’s Salon; and clothes will be fashioned by Bentalls, so it’s not a night to be missed. View the iconic ‘home front’ forties, ‘Greased’ 50’s, flower power 60’s, punk 70’s and Thriller 80’s. Additionally, be dazzled by a variety of dance displays, and be wowed by a showcase of up to date Avant Garde styles. See how they do it, with live hair braiding and leading stylist Psykes styling hair patterns on stage.

With Hatton Garden Jewellery, local art, a football signed by Reading FC, gifts from Calico, hair styling at Bracknell Barber’s and DA’s, and a meal for two at KOH-I-NOR, to name but a few, bid for some amazing lots in the charity auction.

‘Vision 2006’ is a fantastic opportunity to raise awareness and money for Sebastian’s Action Trust, a charity set up in honour of nine year-old cancer victim Sebastian Gates. Sebastian’s last wish was to help other children by creating a holiday home where families could spend precious time together in spite of an uncertain future. With local support, the proceeds from ‘Vision 2006’ should ensure that more families are given a helping hand when they need it the most.

For more information on Sebastian’s Action Trust, visit ww.sebastiansactiontrust.org

Bracknell Barbers and Bracknell DA’s Salon