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FIT Accessories Design Fashion Show: 1987 Spring Leather Accessories
No full textFashion Institute of Technology student fashion shows of accessories and millinery designs
Fashion in the Nineties Symposium: Colleen Hill, “Reinvention and Restlessness: Fashion in the Nineties”
No full textMFIT Curator Colleen Hill discusses the reasons behind curating an exhibition about the decade that closed out the last century for The Museum at FIT's 26th academic symposium “Reinvention and Restlessness: Fashion in the Nineties” on February 11, 2022. This virtual event that focuses on the 1990s, explores how concepts such as globalism and technological advancement shaped fashion of the era
FIT 4th Semester Student Fashion Show: 1989 Fall
No full textFIT student fashion show featuring clothing designed by 4th semester F.I.T. students. "Fashion Forecast: Fall 1989." Remarks by Selma Rose, Chair of Fashion Design Department, followed by the fashion show. Designs feature Sportswear, Loungewear, Tailored Garments, Design Studio, Award Winners.NOTE: portions of this video may be muted due to copyright
FIT 8th Semester Student Fashion Show: 2006 Spring
No full textFIT student fashion show featuring clothing designed by 8th semester F.I.T. students. "BFA Fashion Show 2006." Introduction from Dr. Joyce Brown. Interviews with Joanne Arbuckle, Rhonda Burrell-Stubs, Colette Wong, Michael Seiz, Barbara Seggio, Elizabeth King, Bernard Holtzman, Rebeca San Andres, Leonard Bess. Make up by Patrick Eichler. Hair by Frank Rizzieri. Show produced by Greg Moore. Designs include Current Scene (critic: Maria Cornejo; award winner: Stephanie Wasyl), Knitwear (critic: Lawrence Rich; award winner: Michelle Zemshman), Children's wear (critic: Monica Tran; award winner: Stephanie Spangler), Cotton Incorporated Competition, Intimate Apparel (critic: Josie Natori; award winner: Emily Volaski), Tailoring (critic: Leontine Broome; award winner: Go Eun Cho), Special Occasion (critic: Reem Acra; award winner: Vengsarkar Budhu), followed by presentation of awards. Post-show interviews with Jacqueline Azria-Palmobo, Lawrence Rich, Steve Cutting, Mischa Tzar, Stan Herman, John Bartlett.NOTE: portions of this video may be muted due to copyright
The Future of Fashion Tech
No full textEric Wilson of InStyle magazine will moderate this panel examining how the internet has transformed the business of fashion. Designer Alvin Valley, Gilt founder Alexandra Wilson, and Brandon Holley, former editor in chief of Lucky magazine, will consider the future of e-commerce. Presented by The Museum at FIT. October 7, 201
Refashioned: Cutting-Edge Clothing from Upcycled Materials
No full textSass Brown, acting assistant dean for the school of Art and Design at FIT, presents her book, Refashioned: Cutting-Edge Clothing from Upcycled Materials, featuring 46 international designers who use recycled materials and discarded garments to create vibrant new designs. Presented by the Museum at FIT, October 15, 2013
Faces and Places in Fashion: Sachin and Babi Ahluwalia
No full textFIT’s Faces and Places in Fashion lectures series presents Babi and Sachin Ahluwalia. The husband-and-wife design team, who met as students at FIT sixteen years ago, spoke about launching their eponymous contemporary womenswear label, Sachin +Babi, and their luxury home furnishings brand, Ankasa. Elizabeth Uss (AMC ’98), Senior Producer and Reporter at Videofashion News, interviewed the Ahluwalias about their trade, their experience and their perspective on the business. Part presentation, part Q&A, the Faces & Places in Fashion lecture series is an opportunity to connect students and the public alike to the pulse of the fashion industry in an open and conversational setting. Faces and Places in Fashion is part of course CL-112. The lecture series is a forum for prominent fashion professionals, including executives, designers and marketers to discuss their trade, their experience and their perspective on the business. Find out more about Faces and Places in Fashion at FIT
Versailles ’73: American Runway Revolution
No full textFIT hosted a screening of Versailles ’73: American Runway Revolution, which recounts the 1973 fashion face-off between American and French designers at Chateau de Versailles that catapulted African-American models onto the European stage and made a name for American designers overseas. Here is the panel discussion with film director Deborah Riley Draper and featured Versailles ’73 models Bethann Hardison and Norma Jean Darden will follow the screening. The screening and panel discussion was sponsored by the Office of Educational Opportunity Programs at the Fashion Institute of Technology in collaboration with the School of Liberal Arts, Presidential Scholars, The Museum at FIT, the Office of Student Life, the Office of Enrollment Management and Student Success, and FIT graduate Leonard Davis. March 5, 2013
CFMM Capstone 2015 - Co-leaders Presentation
No full textClass of 2015 Capstone Research Presentations
2016 Future of Fashion Runway Show
No full textThe best work of FIT’s graduating bachelor of art fashion design students is presented every spring in a professional runway show. Specializations include sportswear, special occasion, knitwear, intimate apparel, and children’s wear.Sponsors: Calvin Klein, Calvin Klein Family Foundation, MAC, Chico's Fas Inc., Chico's, White House Black House, Soma, and Siempre Mujer.http://www.fitnyc.edu/futureoffashion</a