Mass Exodus 2013 The Sizzle Reel

With more than 200 diverse models backstage, showcasing proximately 50 capsule collections and more than 70 capstone fashion projects on its exhibit, Mass Exodus is one of the best fashion productions in North America.

 In order to accommodate a growing audience of more than 2000 media, industry, and general public, Ryerson University produced last year's show and exhibit in a hockey arena.

Mass Exodus was held on April 11, 2013 at the Mattamy Athletic Centre at the Gardens, Ryerson University. Featuring the spectacular and unique works of graduating students in Fashion Design and Fashion Communication. It was known to be the largest-produced fashion event in the world.
 
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South Effingham High School Student Runway Show

South Effingham High School is proud of its young and promising talented and creative designers who are hoping to make it big in the industry someday and they are working their way towards it.

SEHS has been giving these young hopeful an avenue and opening the pedestal for them to reach for their dream and a chance at making it into the competitive world of fashion.

The students have lit up the runway during the annual runway show where it featured 58 original designs and collections of South Effingham High School student designers last February 25, 2013.

The theme of the show was, “Handmade Couture.”

The designs and collections were modeled by student as well, which is very interesting. Garments are created and crafted by budding designers and presented by student models who also would want to make a career in fashion and modeling, it’s like a tow-for-a-show.

There were actually three categories the designers have to compete on; first is called “kitchen couture” where the idea is basically on aprons, and then there is the “cut-up couture” or what they refer to as up cycled – which means using old clothing to make brand new ones and then the third and last category is the “creative couture” where the designers were given the same pattern and the challenge is how to make it look original and not merely a replica of the other’s work.

The garments were judged by local artists, educators and models and the audience as well got the chance to vote and pick their choices for the best model and designer.

There were two stand-outs for the night, Hannah Coburn and Taylor Sanders and although others did not win, they definitely enjoyed the opportunity and it surely gave them that huge step towards reaching their dreams.

All proceeds of the show were donated to benefit the art department and the annual Cathy Leaf Art Scholarship. 

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Wear Your Waste - Philadelphia University Annual Student Fashion Show

The student designers of Philadelphia University created and hosted their annual design X fashion show called, “wear your waste.”

Student designers created a unique and interesting collection inspired by nature, games and music, food and ‘trash.’

They're used materials you would have not thought of using to create clothing, they used mostly trash materials such as; trash bags, shower curtains, and insulation.

For someone who does not have the talent and the creative imagination, you would not be able to come up with the collection they featured, if you haven’t known of the materials, you really would have not guessed it.

They were impressive.

Some of the student designers used donated materials; products bought at Home Depot and recycled plastics and fabrics to create their incredibly fantastic and interesting designs.

They have also made use of used clothing, garbage bags, shoulder pads and videocassette tape.

The show gained a lot of positive responses, it was evident that the crowd was impressed and loved it; you here frequent wows from the audience and a lot of smiles and nods.

Anybody who has the sense of fashion and eye for art would see the talent and creativity invested in each of the collection pieces.

It was an exciting show, gave the designers the opportunity to showcase their talents and a challenge that pushed them to explore the limits of their creativity and embrace cutting-edge design concepts. 

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Vogue Student Fashion Show

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The York House School of Fashion in Vancouver Canada held another annual event – Vogue: Student Fashion Show.

Like in every year’s event, this one was a huge success as well, kudos to all the young designers who worked very hard and to the whole management.

The show was quite simple, there is no specific theme and young designers have to come up with collections and designs on different categories.

From sleep wears to casual and everyday wear, to party dresses and formal wears and business outfits.

They maybe are simple but sometimes you get to appreciate designs that are simple in details.

One can see that these designer have really put their passion in to their works, they have spent all year perfecting their designs which will be showcased on this annual event as well as to culminate all their hard works and trainings.

It was a fun show, though it may not be as spectacular as other student fashion shows, but you can how genuinely happy everyone were and the rapport between the student designers and student models.

You can also tell by their work that they have had great training and education over the years and a good environment for experience.

The senior designers from the textile class are promising talents who will no doubt one day make their own mark in the industry. 

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Step Right Up – CCAD Senior Fashion Show

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One of the most spectacular and unforgettable student fashion shows is one from the talented designers on Columbus College of Arts and Design.

Their Step Right Up - Senior Fashion Show way back was one of the most festive, fun and jam-packed shows they have had.

At the entrance, the whole show looks like a circus, clowns and jugglers greeted the people coming and the audience, and there were bright lights and colors everywhere. The mood of the whole show is a total FUN.

Why of why? But of course it is because; the whole concept of that show was “Circus Couture.”

There were 26 student designers who showcased their designs and collections. It was interesting to see how each designer conceptualizes his/her design.

Some designers interpreted the theme quite literally, like you will see layers of hats on a model that is fitted for a ring master, some animal prints and tent skirts.

Others on the other hand where abstract in their approach and only used circus colors like red, green and yellow and then stripes and circles or bows and all that circus details.

The later designs were more wearable than other designers who have interpreted the theme on their designs literally.

But, the whole show really fun and everyone who had a blast. It was packed with dozens of people from the industry, who never failed to come and see some new and unique designs and discover promising talents.

It was a job very well done from CCAD’s senior student designers. Big things are expected of them, for sure.

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