IN PHOTOS: 2022 Fashion Show fundraiser in Wingham

December 14, 2022 @ 12:38 pmArts & Entertainment, Local News, News, Wingham Advance Times

The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years. (Bill Ireland photo)

The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700 for the North Huron Food Share, and has been organized by Christine McGrath of Christine’s Clothes Closet for the past 35 years.

Bill Ireland