Coalbrookdale museum hosts 'Fashion Through The Ages' catwalk
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This woman in Edwardian dress has featured in the show
A Shropshire museum is hosting a fashion show highlighting the area's rich history, to coincide with fashion week around the world.
Enginuity, in Coalbrookdale, will put on their final show of Fashion Through The Ages at 19:00 BST.
Models will be dressed in 40 replica costumes representing fashions from 1750 to 1970; including dressed as Quakers and coal merchants.
The audience will also learn how the costumes were made.
"We think the show will delight fashionistas and sewers as much as history buffs and technical specialists," Alison Phillips, from the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust, said.
Queen Victoria is also represented at the event
The 2022 Great British Sewing Bee contestant Richy Wedge, from Shrewsbury, has also walked the runway.
"The show is a great way to celebrate the different styles that have made fashion history, in the historic setting of Coalbrookdale," he said.
Students at Telford College have designed different costumes for the show, with the winning item being displayed as the final piece.
Richy Wedge, a former contestant in the BBC's The Great British Sewing Bee, was pictured in 19th Century costume
Models will be dressed in dresses from the 1750s to the 1970s
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