ASU Students Unveil First Fashion Show

Students from Arizona State University’s fashion program unveiled their first fashion show titled “Uncertainty” on March 31 at the new Student Pavilion on ASU’s Tempe campus. Organized by the Herberger Arts and Design Entrepreneurship Students, the runway featured designs created by the students themselves.

Principal organizer Carol Wong during the “Uncertainty” fashion show

Carol Wong will be among the first students to graduate from ASU’s new fashion degree program this spring. With help from ASU’s Herberger Arts and Design Entrepreneurship Students, Wong staged ASU’s first entrepreneurship runway show. Almost 500 guests witnessed the creative and innovative work of the fashion students.

In addition to her position as The Jacquie Dorrance Curator of Fashion Design at Phoenix Art Museum, Dennita Sewell also leads the new fashion program in the School of Art at ASU’s Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts. Sewell was in attendance watching her protégés.

The show also included sustainability-inspired designs. Students were asked to create upcycling clothes with denim material from secondhand clothing stores.

For more information, visit asunow.asu.edu.

PHOTOS BY DEANNA DENT/ASU NOW

 

Design by Patrick St. Clair

Hormone Couture design by Pat Pataranutaporn

Green gown design by instructor and designer Galina Mihaleva

Upcycling denim collection 

Office Couture design by Carol Wong

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Perrine Adams is the Managing Editor of The Red Book and Lifestyle Editor for Frontdoors Magazine.

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