After three months of perfecting their dance moves, the 23 men taking part in this year’s Brave charity fashion show finally got to strut their catwalk stuff on Thursday night.
The models, who all hail from the north-east and have experience with cancer and blood disorders, took to the stage at P&J Live to a raucous reception.
The hundreds of friends and family in the packed audience cheered – while a few shed a tear – as the men went through three costume changes and wowed the crowd with some impressive footwork.
Each model had their own reason for taking part, but all have been supported by the Friends of Anchor charity while going through their cancer or haematology diagnosis.
Thursday night was the first time Brave has been held at P&J Live, with previous editions dating back to the first in 2017 taking place at Aberdeen’s Beach Ballroom.
And the models made the most of the extra space at P&J Live as they waltzed and weaved across the stage, each taking their turn in the spotlight.
The show, and its all-female equivalent Courage on the Catwalk, which takes place on Saturday and Sunday night, has raised almost £2m for Friends of Anchor – with the tally from this year’s effort still being counted.
Check out some photos from this year’s Brave show. And read all about the show here.
