TRASHION Nov. 2013 | Page 6

rger Be udy J agdeaire int or in V xtra ir E Fa Fashion-loving students are no doubt already familiar with the legendary ‘Judy’, having seen her name emblazed across student unions all over the country. J udy’s Affordable Vintage Fair has become somewhat of a ‘dormhold’ name (see what we did there?). With the trend for vintage rising, the cost of buying it has inevitably skyrocketed; though lucky for those of us on a budget, Judy’s bargainous fair has kept thrifty fashionistas content for six years. Judy Berger, 33, began her foray into the world of fashion when she studied Fashion Design at the Leeds College of Art and Design in her beloved hometown. She 6 TRASHION magazine says, “I made friends with fellow students who introduced me to the joys of vintage shopping. At 16, we would visit the then-limited vintage shops in Leeds, our favourite places being Leeds flea market and Dewsbury market on a Friday morning with a wonderful flea section.” Judy continued her interest in fashion, embarking upon a degree in Fashion Promotion at the University of Central Lancashire. Judy’s determination was strong from a young age and she admits to taking