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my feelings and thoughts, like my personal feelings. Anyone will tell you I’m probably the most blunt person you will ever meet. Fashion is an outlet for me to speak my mind and share my emotion. It also gives me a way to connect with my grandma. She passed away when I was really little.” Daughenbaugh’s grandmother worked in textile design in Argentina, specializing in lace and hand embroidery. For these designers, this show isn’t simply a final project, it’s the culmination of their college careers; both academically and emotionally. For Austin, Fashion for Life is a milestone that reflects hours of work and extensive personal growth. “[Fashion for Life] is not a big fashion show, but I feel like this is something I’ve worked toward my whole life,” Austin said. “Just being able to do something seriously and not just playing around with it. It’s something that really resonates with me and I was able to do it. I am doing it. It’s a big thing for me.” The charity show is a chance for these students to show off their talent while supporting a good cause, but it is also a moment of vulnerability. Garner has done fashion shows before, but this one means more. “I know I’ve done [other shows] before, but this is kind of a debut. This is what I’m about,” Garner said. “This is my talent. This is what I can do. This is what I’ve worked so hard for. It’s really exciting to be able to share this with other people. It’s one thing to finish it, see it and turn it in, but it’s another for you to finish it and show it off — to be able to share it and express it with someone else.” If you’re willing to look deeper than the surface of fashion, you will find that personal expression is at the heart of the industry. These designers have taken time to pour their hearts, souls and stories into their designs. Fashion for Life will not only be a celebration of their technical skills and raw talent, but also their willingness to be vulnerable. These designers are willingly exposing their hearts to the world, but it’s all worth it for that breath of relief. They’re creating much more than clothes. Editor’s note: The Fashion for Life show is Nov. 18 at 5 p.m. in the Ferguson Student Center Ballroom. The event is $5 and open to the public. Designs from the show will be featured in the Spring 2019 issue of Alice. 64 Alice Winter 2019
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