In Fashion: Models show off student designs

Amanda Hare, Executive Editor-in-Chief|April 28, 2022

In Fashion

Click read more above to view a slideshow from the fashion show.

For the annual spring fashion show, models showed off designs from six Fashion II students. The show featured a New York theme. Audra Claypoole teaches Fashion II, and students Christian Atnip, Cloey Craddock, Payton Crenshaw, Addison Koegle, Ashley Schooler and Cadence-Sue Starnes showed their designs in the show.

Who: Fashion II students and student models

What: Annual spring fashion show

When: Wednesday, April 27

Where: Prosper High School auditorium

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