Darren Kennedy and model Faye Dinsmore. Students Ceile Corbett, Annie Corbett, Shannon McCarthy from Coláiste Iosaef, Kilmallock were crowned Overall Winners with their design Ultra Violet Wash – created from clothes pegs and lint found in the filters of dryers. In 2014, after the completion of Regional Finals, tickets went on sale for the Grand Final to be held in the Bord Gais Energy Theatre, only to sell-out in a number of hours. The demand resulted in the Grand Final being moved to the 3Arena, Dublin. X-Factor judge and music manager Louis Walsh and former Miss World Rosanna Davison joined the judging panel, whilst TV presenter Glenda Gilson took the reins as show host. Students from Our Lady's Bower, Athlone - Ruth Gallagher, Jane Wallace, Emma Kinsella were announced as Overall Winners for their design Pine-A-Colada, created from old rope, pine cones and dried pineapple. In 2015, the competition format continued with four regional finals around Ireland, as well as the Grand Final being held in the 3Arena. There was further changes to the judging panel, with TV personality Vogue Williams and celebrity stylist Rob Condon replacing Darren Kennedy and Rosanna Davison. Roscommon-native Luke McEvoy from Elphin Community College, took home the Overall Winners prize for his design Le Paon Majestueux, made from chicken wire, old magazines, aluminium and peacock feathers. In doing so, Luke became the first male to be crowned Overall Winner of Junk Kouture. Junk Kouture grew further in 2016, when the demand in Ireland increased to the point where a further regional final was added to the programme. This would take place in The Helix, Dublin - meaning that there would be two shows held back-to-back for the first time in one venue. Fashion Editor for Vogue India, Lorna McGee joined the judging panel for the first time, and Our Lady's Bower, Athlone picked up their second Overall Winner prize, with Jennifer Siak, Emma Clarke, Eleanor Dwyer's Jewel of the Nylon - created from recycled ladies tights - claiming the top prize. Junk Kouture was crowned Overall Event of the Year and the annual Event Industry Awards in Ireland, beating off events such as the Centenary of the Easter Rising. In 2017, Junk Kouture launched its presence in Scotland for the first time, holding its final in the SECC, Glasgow. The winning entry Wear No Evil was created by students Ayden Bryson-Sword, Ellie Byrne and Ummi