FASHION

Autumn Tennille's Arctic Crochet Collection

Featured in The Fabric Pantry's ecosphere show on Kent State University's campus, fashion designer Autumn Tennille spent over 70 hours crocheting three looks with no patterns.

Gender Inclusion through Fashion

Putting a dress on a boy is not the only way for the fashion industry to be more inclusive. Although this is a popular way of breaking gender norms, the fashion industry can do much more to explore the nuances of gender, sexuality, and the expression that comes with that nuance.

Arctic Elegance: The Soft, Sustainable Beauty of Husky Fur Yarn

In a fictional world where husky fur is used as a common, sustainable alternative to traditional yarn materials, crochet and knit pieces are made quickly and ethically using huskies' warm undercoats.

The Muse Gives the Meaning

A collection by Diana Zimeri that emphasizes the importance of slow fashion. The collection is made to be timeless and ageless; young and modern, yet mature at the same time.

GILDED CAGE

A collection by Riley Greuel, based on how dress codes affect women during their formative school years. The collection explores how these dress code affect their mental health and their fashion choices in their adult lives. Elegance and edge collide in this grunge-inspired photo series showcasing Greuel's collection.

GIMME MORE! How Dopamine Dressing Encompasses both Sustainability and Maximalism

Inspired by the TikTok trend of "dopamine dressing" that surfaced during/after the COVID-19 pandemic, GIMME MORE! focuses on connecting the cluttered trend with sustainability. Overconsumption is a common theme in fast fashion, but dopamine dressing explores how a person can be a maximalist without being wasteful.