RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Morris County) — County College of Morris students will debut original fashion designs during the college’s annual Spring Fashion Show on April 29.
The free event is scheduled for 7 p.m. and is open to the public, offering attendees a first-hand look at emerging designers and student-created garments.
The runway show will feature pieces created by students enrolled in Introduction to Sewing and Textiles and Fashion Construction Technology courses, as well as independently designed works developed with guidance from faculty mentors. Some students will model their own designs, while others will collaborate with models to present their work.
“Every year, our student designers go above and beyond to present their best pieces and the results of their hard work,” said Professor William Satmaria of CCM’s Department of Design and Media Studies. “Each student’s unique, personal sense of fashion will be expressed through the designs coming down the runway, and we’re excited for them to showcase the passion and creativity they’ve poured into every stitch with the campus and local community.”
The show will be held in the Davidson Rooms of the Student Community Center, providing an intimate setting for attendees to experience the craftsmanship and creativity of CCM students.
For more information, contact CCM’s Department of Design and Media Studies by emailing Karina Yermeni at kyermeni@ccm.edu or Kelly Whalen at kwhalen@ccm.edu, or by calling (973) 328-5446. Additional details about CCM’s Associate of Fine Arts degree in Fashion Design can be found at https://www.ccm.edu/programs/fashion-design/.
