Over 200 items of formal to casual clothes, shoes, hats, bags and jewellery will be available, with prices starting at $2 and sizes ranging from 10 to 20.

Some clothing items still have price tags on them, so quality will abound.

The parade will be held in memory of Catalina resident Carole Withers-Hill, who passed away earlier this year.

“Carole’s family left a lot of clothes and jewellery to be sold to raise money for Snowy Hydro,” parade co-organiser Jackie Harding said.

“Items modelled in the parade will be up for auction, and everything else for sale.”

There is also a possibility that Bay Post/Moruya Examiner ‘gossip gal’ Dawn Simpson will be compering. 

Many of the clothes were donated by Eurobodalla residents to help Snowy Hydro South Care.

“I would like to thank everyone who donated clothes,” co-organiser Carolyn Harding said.

The parade is on between 2pm and 5pm and tickets, bought with a gold coin donation, will be available at the door.

The proceeds will go to Snowy Hydro South Care.

Chris Kimball recently resigned as Snowy Hydro CEO and he will be missed by the service’s Eurobodalla fundraisers.

“We will miss him very, very much,” Jackie Harding said.

“He was fantastic and nothing was any trouble for him.

“Of the three CEOs they have had since I have been involved he was the best.”