It was fashion al fresco outside of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church on Sunday (June 22) with the path toward the church and the Parish Hall serving as the runway for the Fashion As Art II Fashion Show.
The event featured the work of several professionals along with six Haldane student designers. All the pieces were tied to or inspired by works of art. Some were even edible.
Haldane students, guided by emcee Kelly Cutrone, put the whole event together, serving as producers, photographers, make-up artists, models, stylists, sound engineers and set builders; many did double duty. An appreciative crowd oohed and aahed at each stylish look.
Haldane's Allison Marino brings on the fierce modeling a Li Zheng design in the Fashion As Art II fashion show outside St. Mary's on Sunday.
Haldane student models on the "catwalk" outside of St. Mary's at Sunday's Fashion As Art II event included Grace Seward (front) and Lucy Austin (following her) both wearing dresses created by Marina Martin and Wylie Thornquist wearing her own design and Macdara Heanue wearing his. (Photo by A. Rooney)
Haldane student Tess Hansler models a design crafted by professional designer kHyal. (Photo by A. Rooney)
Fashion maven Kelly Cutrone (right) ushers out model Brooke Vahos at the Fashion as Art II runway show. (Photo by Maggie Benmour)
All of the models, including Ruby McEwen (right) wearing a Claudia Crisan-Calabria cotton candy confection, took a final spin around the Fashion As Art II runway. (Photo by Maggie Benmour)
Haldane student Eric Rizzi models fashions by fellow student Macdara Heanue at Sunday's Fashion As Art event.
Kelly Vahos walks the runway in a kHyal look at the Fashion As Art II show on Sunday. (Photo by A. Rooney)
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This was a terrific event on so many levels. Plaudits to the students (designers and models!) and those who worked with them, not the least, Barbara Galazzo and Kelly Cutrone.
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This was a terrific event on so many levels. Plaudits to the students (designers and models!) and those who worked with them, not the least, Barbara Galazzo and Kelly Cutrone.