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BLOCKED

​2016

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As a first-year student designer, I was assigned a color-blocking theme for the 32nd annual Cornell Fashion Collective (CFC) runway show on March 12, 2016. For this extra-curricular design project, I created a gown out of Odessa Stretch Crepe fabric in Cornell's colors. I chose black for the sides, due to its sophistication and slimming effect. I used Cornell red for the godets as a pop of color when my model strutted down the runway before a crowd of more than 2,000 attendees. The white provided a definitive contrast to the black to exaggerate the look of the gown’s shape. I designed the gown for the college student target market to wear to a "formal date night" -- which requires a dress less formal than the name implies. Creating this gown without a pattern posed significant challenges because at that point my curriculum only had been in designing baby wear. This first-year CFC design truly became a trial by fire, but I felt my design survived and thrived despite the flames!
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  • Bridal–Eveningwear
    • My Key Collection
    • My Key Inspiration
    • My Key Design Process
    • My Key Construction
    • Bridal Research
  • Fashion
    • Paris Haute Couture Collection
    • E-DAMN Collection
    • Glacial Reprise Collection
    • Classic Edge Collection
    • Hidden Tarnish Scholarship Project
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