Fashion student show their sense of style
December 5, 2008 by Keira Simmons
(From left) Niki Chung, Carolyn Chow and Janis Brunk, all fourth year Fashion Design students, raise funds for the Julie Hobart SOS scholarship, in the Richmond Kwantlen rotunda on Dec. 4. (Keira Simmons photo)
Kwantlen’s Fashion Design program put on an stylish display Dec. 4, in and around the Richmond Kwantlen rotunda.
The rotunda and a second-floor corridor were full of bright colors and unique designs, and the students who created them. The goal of the display was to allow other students to view the fourth-year students’ portfolios, and to promote the Fashion Design program.
Fourth-year students Niki Chung, Carolyn Chow and Janis Brunke were also fundraising for the new Julie Hobart “SOS” scholarship by selling “wing” necklaces. The necklaces were designed by a Kwantlen grad and local designer of “Mimi & Marge.” Necklaces remain on sale for $50. The proceeds will go towards the scholarship and the Fashion Design program.
A number of colourful, whimsical designs were on display on the second floor of the Richmond campus. (Alexander Nkrumah photo.)
Fashion students mingle amid the display of their work and their portfolios. (Alexander Nkrumah photo)
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