Ballathie was at the cutting edge of fashion when it hosted a display by leading Perth clothes and millinery shops in aid of Save the Children.
The lunchtime charity fashion show was a huge success, with tickets sold out well before the event.
Guests praised the hotel's elegant dining room, high quality lunch and Ballathie's glorious riverside setting which proved a classy backdrop.
In addition to ticket sales, a raffle draw raised £570 with prizes including a painting donated by local artist Marion Coral Paterson.
Boutique Marian's of Perth displayed items from its Summer collection and millinery specialist Elegance showed how to get ahead in the fashion stakes with a magnificent selection of hats.
Save the Children has expressed interest in making the event an annual occasion to help raise funds for its work in helping some of Scotland's most disadvantaged youngsters.
The lunchtime charity fashion show was a huge success, with tickets sold out well before the event.
Guests praised the hotel's elegant dining room, high quality lunch and Ballathie's glorious riverside setting which proved a classy backdrop.
In addition to ticket sales, a raffle draw raised £570 with prizes including a painting donated by local artist Marion Coral Paterson.
Boutique Marian's of Perth displayed items from its Summer collection and millinery specialist Elegance showed how to get ahead in the fashion stakes with a magnificent selection of hats.
Save the Children has expressed interest in making the event an annual occasion to help raise funds for its work in helping some of Scotland's most disadvantaged youngsters.
