Image: Trash to Fashion Award Supreme Winner

Wednesday, 5 November 2003, 2:16 pm
Press Release: Waitakere City

A photo of the Supreme Award Winner in Waitakere City's Trash to Fashion Awards. The garment title is "Wrappin" and was created by the Ranui Action Project - a community group from Ranui in Waitakere City. For more information see… Trash to Fashion® attracts record crowds

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