The competition is fierce this year!
Six teams from the midalnds have made it through to this year's Junk Kouture final.
The fashion competition continues to unleash the creative brilliance of young people, with each team tasked to design, create and model high-end costumes from everyday junk.
Castlepollard Community College, Our Lady's Bower in Athlone, and Moate and Mountmellick Community Schools will be represented among the 35 finalists from around Ireland.
They'll go before a judging panel, including Roz Purcell, Michelle Visage and Louis Walsh, later this year.
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