Photos: iD show a treat for followers of fashion

Daniel Kwok of KWOK's Revolution with a Shanghai model.

Francis Hooper of label WORLD, prepares his garments for the runway.

Katy Parsons from Ali McD Make-up and Modelling prepares a model for the runway.

Aliana McDaniel of Ali McD Make-up and Modelling.

Aja-Ann of Ali McD Make-up and Modelling puts the finishing touches on a model.

One of the hair team from Aart on St Andrew works on a model.

Models play cards to pass the time backstage.

Male models backstage.

Models receive instructions.

Daniel Kowk of KWOK's Revolution.

Heather wears WORLD and Gaspard shoes.

Annabelle (left) wears a Ginger G dress and Country Road boots, and Maddie wears a Laura Ashley jacket and Jeffrey Campbell boots.

Lianne (left) wears Wild Pair jacket and boots and a Dotti dress; Rebecca (centre) wears a Country Road top and pants with Zara heels; and Nicole wears a jacket which was made in Thailand, skirt from Glassons, top by Liam and shoes from Number 1 Shoes.

Tannia Lee wears a Most Wanted Vintage outfit.

iD International Emerging Designer Awards finalist Chin Hau Tay.

Faces in the crowd.

Last night a sold out crowd was treated to a spectacular display of some of the finest New Zealand and international fashion at the iD Fashion Show in Dunedin.

Designers such as NOM*d, Company of Strangers, Mild-Red, Carlson, WORLD, Charmaine Reveley and Martin Grant, as well as the International Emerging Designer Award winners and Otago Polytechnic graduates showcased their ready-to-wear collections and avant garde creations at the Dunedin Railway Station.

Under a canopy of twinkling fairy-lights models sauntered down Australasia's longest runway, showcasing everything from elegant evening wear, menswear and eco-fashion to knit-wear, street wear and other worldly couture.

This was a truly entertaining evening full of excitement, surprise and humour, which is certain to keep crowds coming back year after year.

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