Dame Prue Leith and Jo Wood turned heads as they hit the catwalk wearing textiles recycled from King Charles’s Sandringham Estate on Tuesday evening.
The Great British Bake Off presenter, 84, looked fabulous in a pink and white dress and jacket to strut her stuff at the Other House in London’s Kensington.
To celebrate VIN + OMI’s 20th anniversary, Prue showcased an outfit made from willow bark sourced from the King’s Sandringham estate.
As part of the funky fashion designer’s Sci-Fi Magpie range, her garments were pulped and turned into a linen-like fabric and beetroot was used to dye it.
Prue appeared in high spirits as she waltzed down the black-and-white runway wearing white trainers featuring rainbow laces.
Dame Prue Leith (pictured) and Jo Wood turned heads as they hit the catwalk wearing textiles recycled from King Charles’s Sandringham Estate on Tuesday evening
Jo, 69, also looked a vision as she rocked a fun UFO-design dress made from recycled plastic textiles
In typical Prue style, she paired her look with a set of red and white statement glasses and a pair of fun red dangly earrings and a matching necklace.
The presenter was spotted practicing her fabulous catwalk poses as she was seen with the designer’s two front men – Vin and Omi.
Jo, 69, also looked a vision as she rocked a fun UFO-design dress made from recycled plastic textiles.
Her youthful garment was made from plastic waste from leading art brand Daler-Rowney.
It was converted into a bonded recycled plastic that doesn’t release microfibres like standard recycled plastics, giving waste plastic a second, safe, life.
Showing off her toned shoulders, Jo looked incredible as she modelled the fabulous ensemble, which featured a colourful bird being spotted by aliens.
She added inches to her petite frame with a pair of silver Terry de Havilland platform heels.
Keeping her accessories simple, she finished of her look with a set of brown and black rope-inspired bracelets.
To celebrate VIN + OMI’s 20th anniversary, Prue showcased an outfit made from willow bark sourced from the King’s Sandringham estate
As part of the punky fashion designer’s Sci-Fi Magpie range, her garments were pulped and turned into a linen-like fabric and beetroot was used to dye it
Prue appeared in high spirits as she waltzed down the black-and-white checked runway wearing white trainers featuring rainbow laces
In true Prue style, she paired her look with a set of red and white statement glasses and a pair of fun red dangly earrings
The presenter was spotted practicing her fabulous catwalk poses as she was seen with the designer’s two front men – Vin and Omi
Jo, 69, also looked a vision as she rocked a fun UFO-design dress made from recycled plastic textiles
Her youthful garment was made from plastic waste from leading art brand Daler-Rowney
It was converted into a bonded recycled plastic that doesn’t release microfibres like standard recycled plastics, giving waste plastic a second, safe, life
She added inches to her petite frame with a pair of silver Terry de Havilland platform heels
Showing off her toned shoulders, Jo looked incredible as she modelled the fabulous ensemble, which featured a colourful bird being spotted by aliens
Also spotted looking like a natural on the catwalk was Siobhain McSweeney
The 44-year-old actress looked fresh in a dark green plant-inspired silky two-piece featuring a long-sleeved buttoned shirt and full-length trousers
She appeared in top spirits as she looked stunning with a plump red lip and silver-styled hair
Elsewhere in the show a model can be seen showcasing her unique sense of style as she stepped out in an off-yellow cheese-inspired jacket
Her quirky jacket was paired with red black and white cargo trousers, a kelp necklace and a gun-metal clutch with a robot design
Jo opted for a full glam look for her appearance as she stepped out on the runway with a dark, smoky eye look.
Also spotted looking like a natural on the catwalk was Siobhain McSweeney.
The 44-year-old actress looked fresh in a dark green plant-inspired silky two-piece featuring a long-sleeved buttoned shirt and full-length trousers.
She appeared in top spirits as she looked stunning with a plump red lip and silver-styled hair.
Elsewhere in the show a model can be seen showcasing her unique sense of style as she stepped out in an off-yellow cheese-inspired jacket.
Her quirky jacket was paired with red black and white cargo trousers, a kelp necklace and a gun-metal clutch with a robot design.
Many fun and innovative designs were put on display throughout the catwalk.
One garment includes the Butterbur dress, the world’s first dress made from Butterbur, an invasive Asian bog loving plant that grows on the side of the lakes in the Sandringham Gardens.
Horsehair Longsleeve Dress made using horsehair clippings from Highgrove stables and recycled neoprene from Team GB sailing wetsuits was also put on display.
Butterbur dress, the world’s first dress made from Butterbur, an invasive Asian bog loving plant that grows on the side of the lakes in the Sandringham Gardens
Horsehair Longsleeve Dress made using horsehair clippings from Highgrove stables and recycled neoprene from Team GB sailing wetsuits
Orange cellulose dress with nettle jacket made from Sandringham nettle dyed with weld, madder and turmeric
Experimental Nut and Sap ‘Leather’ Dress made using Highgrove beech nut casings, eucalyptus and bonded with tree resin
Tufted Nettle Dress made from Highgrove and Sandringham nettle and a recycled yarn mesh dress
Chemical Warfare created from Highgrove willow cellulose mixed with linen, black walnut, oak gall and hawthorn concentrate and dyed with beetroo
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