Telford College’s hairdressing students brought creativity and glamour to the campus when they showcased their skills in an annual competition.
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Level two and three students created striking looks in four different categories – this year’s themes were festival, red carpet, carnival, and avant-garde.
Hairdressing lecturer Kerrie Treharne said: “We were delighted to welcome students and models back on site for the competition after two years of virtual presentations due to Covid restrictions.
“However we had to run the competition a little bit differently this year, splitting the categories over a number of days to keep the number of visitors and models on site at any one time to a minimum.
“All categories were judged by external judges from the industry, and trophies, certificates, and prizes were given out.”
She added: “It’s always one of the highlights of the year for the students, gathering their own model, outfit, accessories and creating a mood board to showcase their look on the day.”
Level two students were divided into two groups – one with a ‘festival’ theme, and the other with ‘red carpet’ image.
In the festival group, the winner was Abby Selby Hawkins with her model Isabella Clifton, with Tia Rose as runner-up. The red-carpet section was won by stylist Lindsay McIlmoyle and her model Danielle Griffiths, with Niamh Stead as runner-up.
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In the Fast-Track category for level two students with a carnival theme, Stacey Smith won with her peacock look on her model Holly Smith, with Kelly Kimberley as runner-up.
And in the Avant-garde category for level three students, the winner was stylist Alicia Steel and model Jenny Parker, with Leah Nuttal as runner-up.
