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Table of Contents
First-Year Studio
Upcycled Group Collections
FTD 105 Clo3D Project
FTD 200 Tote Bags
FTD 105 Digital Repeat Print Project
Universal Design Toys
T-Shirt Project
Fashion Design
FTD 216 Project 1
FTM 216 Final Project
Fashion Illustration
Textile Design
Study Abroad
Final Project for Sophomores
Runway and Design Shows
AATS Fashion Exposé
Art2Wear
Emerging Designers Showcase
FIRST-YEAR STUDIO
UPCYCLED GROUP COLLECTIONS
For their final project of first-year studio, fashion and textile design students were split into groups to create their own mini collections. Each student designed and produced one look for their group collection using upcycled, secondhand materials.
Raul Lima, Devyn Williams, Jamie Piraino and Brianna Anderson | Fashion and Textile Design
Sarah Grace Simas, Colin Tran and Neely Mallik
Fashion and Textile Design
Grace Chen, Sam Hackney, Samantha Schoppe and Andrew Weeks
Fashion and Textile Design
Abby Galbo, Sophia Stacy and Marris McCraw
Fashion and Textile Design
Alli Jo LaFevers, Molly Spangler, Betsy Shepherd and Bailey Sigmon
Fashion and Textile Design
FTD 105 CLO3D PROJECT
For this project, students combine hand painting and 3D garment design to develop a virtual collection o Inspired by nature, they create multiple painted textures and motifs. The process involved using zero-wa original garment design and then applying hand painted surface designs
Sophie Clark | Fashion and Textile Design
Abby Galbo Fashion and Textile Design
FTD 200 TOTE BAGS
For this project, first-year fashion and textile design students create tote bags from upcycled materials.
Abby Galbo Fashion and Textile Design
Natalie Arndt | Fashion and Textile Design
Adaline Griffin I Fashion and Textile Design
FTD 105 DIGITAL
For this project, first-year fashion and textile design students
stripe textile pattern painted with gouache, edits it in Photosh
Betsy Shepherd Fashion and Textile Design
Abby Galbo Fashion and Textile Design
Neely Mallik | Fashion and Textile Design
Sarah Grace Simas
Fashion and Textile Design
UNIVERSAL DESIGN TOYS
In this project, teams of fashion and textile design students use the principles of Universal Design to develop collections of soft, animal-based toys. Each collection is focused on helping children with a specific set of needs or challenges.
Abby Galbo and Molly Spangler I Fashion and Textile Design
Colin Tran I Fashion and Textile Design
T-SHIRT PROJECT
During their first-year studio, fashion and textile design students learn to design within constraints. For this project, they are asked to adapt the design and structural attributes of the same basic flat t-shirt pattern to develop something new.
Molly Spangler
Fashion and Textile Design
Colin Tran I Fashion and Textile Design
Betsy Shepherd I Fashion and Textile Design
FASHION DESIGN
FTD 216 PROJECT 1
For this group project, fashion design students are paired up to upcycle and transform existing clothing. Each student deconstructs a garment, creates a new design and tech pack for that design, and then hands it off to the other designer to sew.
Norah Philbin and Lucy DeWolf | Fashion and Textile Design
FTD 216 FINAL PROJECT
Sophomore fashion design students are randomly assigned a designer and decade from the last century. They are then tasked with creating mini-collections influenced by these designers’ processes and preferences.
Hope Faircloth Fashion and Textile Design
Clara Jelenevsky
Fashion and Textile Design
Helen Remington I Fashion and Textile Design
Lucy DeWolf
Fashion and Textile Design
Norah Philbin Fashion and Textile Design
Lainey Volz I Fashion and Textile Design
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Fashion and Textile Design
FASHION ILLUSTRATION
For the final project in this course, students are tasked with identifying a specific market and drawing them a four look collection (fashion illustration and tech flats) that outline the customers material, color, fit preferences, needs and desired aesthetic.
Norah Philbin | Fashion and Textile Design
Lainey Volz | Fashion and Textile Design
TEXTILE DESIGN
STUDY ABROAD
During her semester studying abroad in Florence, Italy, Alexa Karrenbauer enrolled in a knitting class. For her final project, she knitted this oversized raglan with pleats towards the bottom. The top is made from cotton and blended mohair yarns. The Lorenzo de Medici Institute selected this piece to display for its end of semester exhibition.
Alexa Karrenbauer
Fashion and Textile Design
FINAL PROJECT FOR SOPHOMORES
During their final project, groups of fashion and textile design students enrolled in the textile design concentration used a variety of both hand crafted and digital textile design techniques to create a cohesive collection for an interior space.
Anna Oliver, Kate Ergenzinger, Eliza Sweeney and Morgan Grace Fashion and Textile Design
RUNWAY AND DESIGN SHOWS
AATS FASHION EXPOSÉ
Each year, the African American Textile Society’s Fashion Exposé allows up-and-coming designers from around the Triangle to showcase their work in a judged runway show.
Lucy DeWolf I Fashion and Textile Design
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Julia Handley I Fashion and Textile Design
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Lainey Volz
Fashion and Textile Design
Photo Courtesy: Brielle Barozzini
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ART2WEAR
Art2Wear is a wearable art show hosted by the College of Design each year. Students from across NC State are welcome to apply each year to send their collections or individual looks down the runway.
Betsy Shepherd I Fashion and Textile Design
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Arynn Baginski Fashion and Textile Design
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Abigail Stuart Fashion and Textile Management
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Kat Charrier
Fashion and Textile Management
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EMERGING DESIGNERS SHOWCASE
The FTD Emerging Designers Showcase celebrates the debut of capstone collections designed by seniors in the fashion and textile design program. Students spend the semester developing cohesive collections specific to their concentration.
Lilly Barozzini I “Morning Meditation”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Sydney Brown
“Learning How to Fall”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Lottie Vaughan
“Labour of Love”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Martha Luck Johnston
“Luck in the Garden”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Jeana Grace Bowker
“The Craft”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Sloane Byrd
“Bright Young Things”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Chiana Royal
“Tragic Delights”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Natalia Barnack
“Divine Opulence”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
“The Stages of Grief”
Nicole Shooman
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
“The Devil is in the Details”
Kit Walsh
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Erika Norris
“The Puppeteer’s Workshop”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Lilly Carl Richards “A Family Dinner”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Mary Mac Lyons
“Jolie”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Cadee Gafford
“Blind Tiger”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Kenli Esau
“Aleta”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Hope Warner “Serendipity”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Joanna Gulley
“Eighteen Thirty”
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Chase Woodson "Memory Palace"
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Rand Dunnigan "Growth"
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography
Milo McKnight
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Law Photography