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CFDA Graduate Showcase 2017

  • Parsons graduate Panisa Busayanont with her collectsion of upcycled knitwear.
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    Parsons graduate Panisa Busayanont with her collectsion of upcycled knitwear.

  • Academy of Art graduate Eden Slevin made his collectsion of sustainable denim and recycled bike tubings.
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    Academy of Art graduate Eden Slezin made his collectsion of sustainable denim and recycled bike tubings.

  • Parsonss Jeremyn Lee incorporated Eastern and Western influences in his collectsion.
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    Parsons’s Jeremyn Lee incorporated Eastern and Western influences in his collectsion.

  • Aastha Shah a graduate of the Academy of Art University drew on her Indian heritage.
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    Aastha Shah, a graduate of the Academy of Art University, drew on her Indian heritage.

  • Parsonss Chia Lee was inspired by Chinese caf culture in Malaysia.
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    Parsons’s Chia Lee was inspired by Chinese café culture in Malaysia.

  • Crystal Kang of Parsons made her collectsion in collaboration with artisans in Paraguay.
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    Crystal Kang of Parsons made her collectsion in collaboration with artisans in Paraguay.

  • Pratts Mila Sullivan used upcycled interior design fabrics and tights for her collectsion.
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    Pratt’s Mila Sullivan used upcycled interior design fabrics and tights for her collectsion.

  • Zoe Whelan of FIT mined her childhood obsession with all things pink and pretty.
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    Zoe Whelan of FIT mined her childhood obsession with all things pink and pretty.

  • Pratts Erik Goldberg turned his space into a 3D mood board.
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    Pratt’s Erik Goldberg turned his space into a 3-D mood board.