Karrinyup Shopping Centre Hosts Surf Life Saving Charity “Walk-Off”

It was such a pleasure to be a guest judge for the Karrinyup Shopping Centre Surf Life Saving “Walk-Off” on the weekend.

I had so much fun and it was all in the spirit of raising some much needed funds for our local Surf Life Saving clubs at Mullaloo, Sorrento, Trigg Island, Surf Life Saving WA and Scarboro.

The “Walk-Off” which was aptly themed ‘Beach’, was judged on the most entertaining Blue Steel (from Zoolander) pose – depicted by three participants from each club. And the judges were Andrew Wilkinson, Pippa O’Connell, Scott Hine and myself.

And I must admit, I was quite impressed with the creativity of these Life Savers!

But there could only be one team winner… And the most entertaining Blue Steel pose prize was awarded to the following:

First prize went to Surf Life Saving WA – taking home $2000. Congratulations Surf Life Saving WA!! Derek would have been impressed.

And second prize went to Mullaloo (taking home $1500), with third prize going to Sorrento (taking home $1000), fourth prize going to Scarboro (taking home $750) and fifth prize going to Trigg Island (taking home $500).

Andrew Wilkinson, Vicky Sofield, Pippa O’Connell & Scott Hine.

Thanks for having me Karrinyup Shopping Centre!

Photography by Jonathan Pang.

Vicky Sofield

Vicky began her career writing fashion, lifestyle and music related articles for a diverse range of print and digital media outlets. Shortly thereafter – upon discovering that a vast majority of the fashion industry were being out-shadowed by the commercial conglomerates of the world – Vicky (who equally grew tired of having no creative freedom herself) set out to create her own digital publishing platform that focused on promoting the incredible talents of all creatives within the fashion industry. Which is how The Fashion Catalyst began in 2009.