Sounds interesting!
Trash are classified into two the biodegradable and the non-biodegradable waste. Biodegradables are waste that easily decomposes like paper, while the non-biodegradable have tons of kinds where some don't easily decompose like plastic, glass bottles, tin cans, rubber and many more.
In fact, most of the countries are having issues when it comes to disposing of these wastages. Because there are types of materials that cannot be recycled and the only option is by disposing it directly to the landfills.
The bottom line, as a responsible citizen we have important roles in the community to lessen the issues cause by our own wastages. Let us remember that improper disposal can destroy our nature. So never litter nor burn garbages anywhere and do not throw your wastages everywhere. Most especially to running water like river or canals, which causes floods during heavy rains due to blocked drainage, because of the accumulated trash.
Together with the celebration of our 39th Masskara Festival 2019. A certain organization in Bacolod induce fashion designers to participate in making fabulous gowns using trash or indigenous materials. Participants are required to present their project designs and explain the whole process before the final walk.
plastic spoons
styro cups
plastic forks
plastic knives
plastic plates
soft drinks straw
green shells
crackers packaging
plastic spoons
linen from an old umbrella
old banig
plastic straw
Retaso " Piece of Cloth "
soda cans
juice packagings
plastic sachets " like shampoo ''
old plastic folders
old mantels
plastic tarpaulins
plastic bottle caps
The main reasons why fashion organization in Bacolod initiated this event.
First, is to bring awareness to every Filipino that we can do something to reduce our waste. Second, to motivate youth that fashion is not only about styles it is also about responsibility. Last, to test the creativity level of a fashion designer by using the available resources provided.
