Below are projects from three students in Professor Katie Casano’s Portfolio Development class. For this project, students looked to communities traditionally underserved by the fashion industry.
BROOKE KAPLAN (Class of 2021)
Brooke Kaplan’s bridalwear collection for those in the wheelchair bound community
Brooke Kaplan’s bridalwear collection for those in the wheelchair bound community
Brooke Kaplan’s bridalwear collection for those in the wheelchair bound community
Brooke Kaplan’s bridalwear collection for those in the wheelchair bound community
Brooke Kaplan’s bridalwear collection for those in the wheelchair bound community
Brooke Kaplan’s bridalwear collection for those in the wheelchair bound community
MCKENZI MIGLIORINI (Class of 2021)
McKenzi Migliorini’s collection of adaptivewear for those in the wheelchair bound community looked to incorporate natural fibers and denim for an All-American look.
McKenzi Migliorini’s collection of adaptivewear for those in the wheelchair bound community looked to incorporate natural fibers and denim for an All-American look.
McKenzi Migliorini’s collection of adaptivewear for those in the wheelchair bound community looked to incorporate natural fibers and denim for an All-American look.
McKenzi Migliorini’s collection of adaptivewear for those in the wheelchair bound community looked to incorporate natural fibers and denim for an All-American look.
McKenzi Migliorini’s collection of adaptivewear for those in the wheelchair bound community looked to incorporate natural fibers and denim for an All-American look.
McKenzi Migliorini’s collection of adaptivewear for those in the wheelchair bound community looked to incorporate natural fibers and denim for an All-American look.
TAYLOR MILLETTE (Class of 2021)
This adaptivewear collection by Taylor Millette includes special closures and pockets to allow young wearers to feel cool and stylish while also remaining comfortable.
This adaptivewear collection by Taylor Millette includes special closures and pockets to allow young wearers to feel cool and stylish while also remaining comfortable.
This adaptivewear collection by Taylor Millette includes special closures and pockets to allow young wearers to feel cool and stylish while also remaining comfortable.
This adaptivewear collection by Taylor Millette includes special closures and pockets to allow young wearers to feel cool and stylish while also remaining comfortable.
This adaptivewear collection by Taylor Millette includes special closures and pockets to allow young wearers to feel cool and stylish while also remaining comfortable.
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