Pia Michi Catwalk at the Millennium Hotel with Annabelle's Wigs for Inanch London Hair as covered by OK Magazine

On Monday March 30th I was invited along to this fantastic charity event raising money for Barnardo's.

I was there on behalf of Annabelle's Wigs who had been asked by Inanch Hair to supply the wigs for the catwalk.
Whilst preparing models hair, I took a few behind the scenes snaps to share with you;

All of the Betty Wigs ready to be put on.

Models with their wig caps on ready to practise walking down the catwalk

Sitting around backstage

Inanch prepping hair to go under the wig cap

Organising where to stand on the catwalk

Gorgeous Pia Michi dresses all lined up

Pia Michi goody bags all ready to be claimed

Preparing the catwalk for the wedding dress

First wig making an appearance back stage

Behind the scenes shots - time to get dressed

One last model with hair to prep

Group shot of models in their fabulous dresses and wig caps

Annabelle's Wigs being put on to the models

And, don't they look amazing

Models all ready for the catwalk so it is my turn to take my seat out front

Amy Prifti and Claire of Annabelle's Wigs

www.annabelleswigs.co.uk

www.bridalmakeupbyamy.co.uk

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