Chests of Gold, The Golden Girls and The Sea-Mermaids  

The theme this year was the pirates of the Caribbean.

The 'Stíll' design competition was held in mid-January at Áslandsskóli. Seven teams from four schools took part, and it's safe to say that the enthusiastic and ambitious participants were a great success with their impressive hairstyles, make-up, presentation and fashion design. This year's theme was Caribbean pirates. Three teams came from Öldan at Öldutúnsskóli, two teams from Setrið at Setbergsskóli, one team from Mósinn at Hraunvallaskóli and one team from Ásinn at Áslandsskóli. Awards were given for make-up, hair and design. The team 'Gullkistur' from Öldan received an award for the best make-up. The team members were Margrét Edda and Anna Ragnheiður. The team 'Golden Girls' from Setrinu received an award for the best design. The team consisted of Emilía Dröfn Davíðsdóttir, Ása Laufey Hákonardóttir, Særún Elsa Ragnheiðardóttir and Þórdís Tinna Eymundsdóttir. The team The Sea Mermaids from Ásnum received an award for best hair. The team consisted of Bríet Klara Björnsdóttir, Lára Sigurbjörnsdóttir, Karen Hrönn Guðjónsdóttir and Katrín Lind Árnadóttir.

Design competition between youth centres

All competitors get the opportunity to take part in the SAMFÉS style, in which youth clubs from all over the country participate. For the main competition, competitors also need to submit a design portfolio explaining the concept behind the design. The aim of Stíll is to harness the creative talents of young people and to encourage them to create art in an original way. Many secondary schools across the country offer a Stíll elective course, which gives competitors the opportunity to work on their designs during school hours.