Looking at the crowd, junior Maya Waid models a pink princess-style dress by designer junior Anvi Bansal. The dress was Bansal's "Hero" look, inspired by "Sleeping Beauty's" Aurora. Waid walked down the red carpet with sophomore Brooklyn Reeves who wore a black dress inspired by Maleficent.
Students in Tiffany Caro Sanchez’s Fashion Design II class worked all year to design and create a collection of four looks. They each brainstormed, sketched, measured and sewed a look inspired by a both a hero and a villain, along with a “Red Carpet” look and a “Be You-nique” look meant to showcase their creativity and individual style. All their work finally came to life on May 15, when the PHS auditorium was transformed into a Hollywood-style red carpet for the models and designers to show off the finished looks. The designers took inspiration from films such as The Princess and the Frog, Snow White, Ponyo, Cruella, Hercules, Tangled, Sleeping Beauty, Mononoke, and Alice in Wonderland for their ‘hero’ and ‘villain’ looks.
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