Trashion is an annual charity fashion show that originates from my secondary school Renaissance College Hong. In this fashion show, designers design and create clothes made out of rubbish, which allows for “a new dimension to recycling” to be practiced. This project and event “aim[ed] to increase awareness through combining fashion with trash, hoping to inspire those around us to keep the environment in mind at all times.” For this event I collaborated with a friend where I co-designed and co-created a collection that was based on a layman’s idea of different styles of architecture. Our first piece was inspired by Traditional Chinese architecture; the media used to create this design was newspaper, receipts, Chinese New Year red packets (also called 红包，压岁钱，and 利是), and pieces of red duct tape. Our second piece was inspired by urban architecture seen at night, and was composed of old plastic wrap (used for packaging, used wooden chopsticks, bin bags, wire, and soda can tabs. Our third piece was inspired by eco-friendly architecture where we utilised old plastic wrap, newspaper, pieces of cork, the branches and pine needles of my Christmas tree, and fallen leaves. In our fourth and final design, which was inspired by religious architecture, we utilised old plastic wrap, used wooden chopsticks, coloured plastic shopping bags, and soda can tabs.