Apparel designs on runway at Wear Fashion Show April 20, 22

Fresh looks at fashion from UW-Stout’s apparel design and development students will be on the runway during the Wear Fashion Show
April 17, 2017
A dress by Julie Bacon, a senior from Waukesha, will be one of the designs featured in the Wear Fashion Show
A dress by Julie Bacon, a senior from Waukesha, will be one of the designs featured in the Wear Fashion Show / UW-Stout

Fresh looks at fashion from UW-Stout’s apparel design and development students will be on the runway during the Wear Fashion Show at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 20, and 4 p.m. Saturday, April 22, in the Great Hall of the Memorial Student Center.

Admission is free. Following Saturday’s show will be prizes and raffles.

Previously known as Silhouettes, the annual show features dozens of designs for men, women and children created by students. The designs of 30 students will be featured.

The show is sponsored by the new student Wear Fashion Association, which has created a new runway to bring the audience closer to the garments.

The show coordinator is Alyssa Lostetter, of Waconia, Minn., a senior majoring in apparel design and development and also in retail merchandising and management. She is Wear president.

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A dress by Julie Bacon, a senior from Waukesha, will be one of the designs featured in the Wear Fashion Show.


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