World's longest catwalk

Catwalk, this term itself represents something glamorous involving many people to make an event magnificent. Fashion shows are the places that demands catwalk. The world's longest catwalk is always on hits in London. The world's longest catwalk was held recently some 4 months ago. To be precise it was the month of September. This was considered to be the longest catwalk ever that has launched to commemorate the London Fashion week initiation. The catwalk is a relay created by House of Fraser that was held from Land's End to John O' Groats. This show expects the models to begin their walk on a fine Monday and predicted to walk for a total of 382 hours.

The world's longest catwalk refers to the walking hours and in this they had to pass the baton in particular places such as outside Natural History Museum and Venue of the fashion week of London. The London Fashion week is hype and the model Lisa Omand's work includes the campaign walked in the Sunday Times Style and Elle. The approaching end of this way of walking is given a fashionable touch. The models pass the baton to another glamour waiting and the model Lisa Onysko graced the Faberge catwalks by continuing walking towards John O'Groats. This catwalk is a combination of volunteers, models and house of Fraser staff. This catwalk pursues through the night and is not expected to stop for snow or rain and this is the beauty of this world's longest catwalk. This catwalk is done on different routes taking to some of the prominent places such as landmarks namely, Stone Hedge, Edinburgh castle and the Angel of the North. All these places are taken for catwalk to give a taste of the glamour.

This world's longest catwalk comprises a group of 111 fashion models walking a complete long length of 1.111 km catwalk. This is built in the Seacon square shopping centre parking lot, Thailand and Sri Nakarin Road. Victoria's secret catwalk is pretty long, but is not as long as the world's longest catwalk of the London fashion week. You can se various models, house of Fraser staff, volunteers walking great distances non-stop for day and night. This is enjoyed by the viewers as they get an opportunity to see the glamorous models catwalking openly without any interference of pass holders. This gives even the models an occasion to show their presence, style of catwalk and their confidence.

Linus Orakles
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