REPORTER (DIAN): The atmosphere was very lively! The participants appeared confidently on stage, displaying clothes they made from recycled materials. The cheers from the audience also added to the participants' enthusiasm. In addition to the fashion show, this event also presented an educational session about the importance of recycling delivered by the committee. All elements of the event really felt alive and inspiring.
BROADCASTER (EYRINE): Wow, very interesting! Septian, how can this event affect students' perspectives on the environment?
SOURCE PERSON (SEPTIAN): In my opinion, this is a unique and effective way to raise students' awareness of the importance of recycling. By seeing firsthand how used goods can be turned into something interesting, we become more aware that waste does not always have to be thrown away. This event really opens up many people's insights about creativity in waste processing.
BROADCASTER (EYRINE): Absolutely agree! Rokki, as one of the participants, how was your experience joining the 3R Catwalk?
SOURCE (ROKKI): Honestly, at first I felt nervous appearing on stage with clothes made from used materials. But once I started walking, I felt more confident! In addition, I realized that this event is not only about fashion, but also about how we can contribute to the environment in a creative way. Some friends even started to be interested in making accessories from used goods as a small step to protect the environment.
BROADCASTER (EYRINE): Wow, very inspiring! Were there any challenges in implementing this event?
SOURCE (SEPTIAN): Of course there were! One of the biggest challenges was convincing students that clothes made from used goods could still be cool and fashionable. But after seeing the design examples and starting to experiment themselves, they became more enthusiastic. Another challenge was finding the right materials so that they would still be comfortable to wear. However, all of that could be overcome with good cooperation between students and the committee.
BROADCASTER (EYRINE): Dian, how did the teachers respond to this event?
REPORTER (DIAN): The teachers were very supportive! Some of them even participated in helping students design and plan clothes. They see this event as a form of creative learning that can have a positive impact on students in understanding the importance of helping the environment.
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BROADCASTER (EYRINE): Thank you, Dian, Rokki, and Septian! Very inspiring, huh! So, will this event become an annual event?
