Lox Hair Design proved a helping hand at a recent fashion show, held in aid of Loros and the Anthony Nolan Trust last Wednesday evening, when they assisted by creating hair styles with plenty of catwalk glamour.
Model Siobhan Kane and salon owner Graeme Donnelly
The fashion show, consisting of 30 models, was arranged by Veronica Mickleburgh and Julie Kane of Loros. It showcased outfits and accessories from a number of local boutiques including the LOROS shop in Oadby.
Left to right: Shanice Manship; Donna Senior, top stylist at Lox Hair Design; Julie Kane, fashion show organiser; Graeme Donnelly, salon owner; Siobhan Kane, model; Model
The team at Lox Hair Design, located on Abbey Lane, Leicester, took part in the event, which was held at the Police Headquarters in Enderby, to help raise funds for the charity whose appeal has been running since last November.
The salon, which recently secured a Five Star rating with the Good Salon Guide, started raising funds for the appeal a few months ago when they held a 1980s day at the salon. They then went on to open the show at the Loros 25th Anniversary Ball with a 12-model 1980s-themed hair show.
Salon owner Graeme Donnelly on catwalk with models
Salon owner, 20-year-old Graeme Donnelly said, "We were so pleased we were able to contribute our services towards the cause again. We had such a good evening, the models were fabulous and the fashions were bang on trend."
Julie Kane (centre); Graeme Donnelly (far right)
Veronica and Julie would like to say a big thank you to Graeme and his team. They said his enthusiasm and commitment to the charity and his work filtered throughout the whole of the evening, resulting in the models having the confidence and feeling a million dollars as they strutted down the catwalk. Their hair looked funky and fabulous and at the same time, the night raised over £3,000 for the charity.