Dame Prue Leith, 84, makes catwalk debut wearing garments made using waste from King’s Sandringham estate

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Dame Prue Leith traded madeleines for modelling as she took to the catwalk for the primary time wearing an outfit created using recycled waste from the King’s Sandringham estate.

The 84-year-old Great British Bake Off presenter, recognized for her love of extravagant equipment and color blocking ensembles, took to the runway at an occasion in assist of sustainability in vogue.

Dame Prue appeared within the Sci-Fi Magpie present, which happened in London on Tuesday, wearing designer Vin and Omi for the launch of their newest assortment.

Despite it being her catwalk debut, the nation’s star baker is not any stranger to pushing boundaries in vogue, usually taking basic silhouettes and turning up the quantity with vivid colors and prints.

She mentioned: “Wearing the right outfit that suits your shape and style and is carefree and comfy, can give you a real confidence boost, and a huge amount of pleasure.”

Beaming with a smile as she walked, Dame Prue wore an ombre impact pastel pink costume and matching duster coat, made particularly for her from a toile that was introduced to her, fittingly, in her kitchen by the 2 designers.

She accomplished the dopamine dressing method, a vogue development recognized for lifting moods with its excessive impression pink hues, with a wash of fuchsia lipstick and rainbow colored coach laces.

The look was made recognisably her personal with a well-recognized love of assertion jewelry and basic cherry pink glasses. In the previous she has collaborated with Lola Rose and Ronit Furst.

Marking the 20^th anniversary of Vin and Omi, the collaboration with Dame Prue labored harmoniously with their avant-garde fashion and love of quirky patterns.

The model, who launched in 2004, are fierce advocates for sustainability and have been known as “the UK’s most interesting fashion designers”.

They have labored with carefully with Debbie Harry to deal with plastic air pollution in vogue and have caught the eye of Beyonce, Michelle Obama and Lady Gaga.

Dame Prue is amongst many celebrities which can be attempting the runway this season with the likes of Sam Smith strolling for Vivienne Westwood and Joanna Lumley at London Fashion week. But the Bake-off legend will get the additional handshake of approval for doing it in recycled attire.

Vin and Omi’s sustainable designs shall be on show at The Great Hall in Sandringham, till October 11.