Kitchen Sink To Catwalk on Bio
Kitchen Sink to Catwalk – UK Premiere on Bio on Tuesday 16th February 2010 at 9pm
(Sky channel 156 / Sky HD channel 211 / Virgin channel 237)
The age of the teen model is over – it’s time for some real women to take the crown!
From the makers of Britain’s Next Top Model, Kitchen Sink To Catwalk follows six fabulous women aged 40 and over as they compete to become the next big thing in modelling.
The lucky ladies will be given the chance to fulfil their modelling potential and compete in a series of challenges, as they fight for a feature in national magazine ‘She’ and representation by top modelling agency Models 1.
All from different backgrounds, they will be living together and working together as they turn their backs on the everyday grind and slip into the role of supermodels.
Style, elegance, adaptability, confidence, fitness, it’s tough at the top.
But luckily top fashion designer Scott Henshall is on hand to aid and mentor the contestants as well as industry-leading gurus such as revered hair stylist, Errol Douglas and charismatic catwalk coach, Vernon Francois to help the women unleash their modelling talents.
This thrilling series will literally take women from their kitchen sink to the catwalk!
“We want to show our readers how they can look beautiful, no matter what their age. It’s all about a state of mind, not about numbers.” – Karen Foster, Fashion Director of SHE magazine.
Executive Producer, Marty Redman of Thumbs Up Productions says:
“It feels like older women have been getting some stick recently with ageism rows. We think it’s time to remind people that women are fantastic at 40 and over – look at Twiggy, Yasmin Le Bon and Elle Macpherson.”
Kitchen Sink To Catwalk is made by Thumbs Up Productions for Bio HD, produced/directed by Niall Carmichael and the executive producer is Marty Redman. The series has been commissioned by Delissa Needham for Bio.
Kitchen Sink To Catwalk has its UK premiere Tuesday 16th February at 9pm only on Bio.
4 comments so far
1 belinda baker // Feb 17, 2010 at 12:24 am
This is a great opportunity for over 40’s women. Great show. Wish i’d have known about it, would definitely have given it a go!
2 dion // Apr 13, 2010 at 7:30 pm
who,s the old dog angie she looks so mutch older than all the others
3 LYNNE BENNETT // Apr 14, 2010 at 9:31 am
WHAT A MARVELOUS IDEA, ABOUT TIME OLDER LADIES HAVE THEIR GO AT THE FASHION WORLD,
PLEASE TELL ME WHEN THE NEXT AUDITION IS TAKEN PLACE WOULD LOVE TO BE A CONTESTANT.
4 Susan // Jan 11, 2011 at 10:01 pm
I think this is a great Idea and I hope it finds or should I say found roots. I am 42 years old and do not look a day over 30 and have 4 children. I am black british and am told I am pretty by my children. I hope you do this again. I want to represent my nationality.
Great Idea