I really can't wait to see what everyone thinks on the runway of my make-up and new look.
Two years ago I had a meeting with the Science Museum here in London.
And ESA together with the Science Museum
decided to try a new project to engage a different public
and a different student community
to be enthusiastic about space.
As the project evolved, we realised we needed to challenge to them more
than just being engaged by space.
And we needed to find a platform they could work on.
And this is how we came up with the idea
to make use of the new ESA astronauts.
And let the students in each school be inspired by their missions.
I am Yusta, I am from ESMOD Berlin.
Here today to take part in the European Space Agency Couture in Orbit
We are from Politecnico Milano
The project is called 23 point 44 degrees.
Basically, the inclination of the axis of the planet Earth.
One of the models for ESMOD Paris, being dressed by Maxime.
We're from Fashion Design Academy in Copenhagen.
I am representing Ravensbourne, and I am coming last down the runway
and I believe there is something really special planned for me...
Good evening everyone. I'm Tim Peake on board the International Space Station,
and I'd like to welcome all of you to the London Science Museum
And to the Couture in Orbit show.
So now. Let the show begin!
I thought it was great. I was very impressed by the outcome of each school's project.
The crowd seemed very friendly. They were very enthusiastic.
It has been a very wonderful experience for me.
We at Ravensbourne have been very fortunate.
And we're very grateful to be given this opportunity by the ESA
and the Science Museum to showcase not only international talents,
but also local talents.
They've made the link between the technology and the fashion.
I want to thank everyone here tonight.
It has been a fantastic show.