What would you usually do with your old newspapers, carrier bags and Capri-Sun juice packets?

For most people, the answer is throw them in the bin - but not one Nigerian conservation group, which worked with young activists and models to transform the rubbish into "trashion".

The show aimed to encourage recycling and promote sustainable fashion.

Currently, fashion accounts for up to 10% of global carbon dioxide output, according to the United Nations.

Greenfingers Wildlife Conservation has been leading community clean-ups in Nigeria's biggest city, Lagos, since 2012.

But on Saturday, they turned their attention to the catwalk and created a show as a new way to advocate for waste reduction.