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Every

day is a
fashion show and
the world is the
runway.
Coco Chanel

Saron Abraham

My product line, Sleek and Spiffy, is a line that
aims towards women from the ages 17-30. This line
consists of classy but casual lounge and work wear. The
fabrics I used are cotton blends, polyester, spandex, and
satin. Neutral colors are primarily used as well as dark
colors. After graduation, I plan to attend UNLV to work
towards a bachelors degree in international business.

Abigayle C. Andoy

Yin Yang is a modern, strictly black and

white line designed for fall nightlife and events.
Twists on mesh, sheen, and sports knits provides an
appealing element to the strictly black and white pieces.
Incorporating the feminity of Givenchy Fall 2011
couture and the masculinity of Balmain Fall 2012, Yin
Yang encompasses my personal style with my future
style. After high school, I will attend UNLV for nursing.

Karlee R. Aragon

The name of my product line is BW. BW

stands for Blair Waldorf, a character from the show
Gossip Girl. Blair was my inspiration for my line. The
color sheme is black, white, and red, specifically black
and white houndstooth. My line consists of two wool
coats, four dresses, a shirt, and a skirt. I used thicker
fabrics and houndstooth to go with the fall theme.
After high school, I plan to go to FIDM for fashion.

Angelina J, Arpon

Passion and Power is a womans line inspired

by business and casual wear mixed with elements mostly
associated with classic rock and roll.The fabrics I used range
from soft cotton and structured wool, to short-haired fur
and foil pinted mesh. My color cheme is black, dark royal
blue, and red. The most cohesive pattern is a blue-taupe
plaid. I will be going to UNR for business management.

Jacqueline Becerra-Luna

My product line, Reine de Vogue, translates
to queen of vogue. Vogue is a prevailing fashion at any
given time. I was inspired by the fashion capitals of the
world. Fabrics used are pleather, knit, linen, polyester,
cotton blend, and lace. My designs incorporate black
and purple. I plan on majoring in marketing for I want
to work in the business aspect of fashion. Fashion has
always been a part of me and I want to continue with it.

Kirstyn P. Brandwein

My product line, Misunderstood, is based
off of the Disney movie Maleficent. This is a childrens
line with various purples, reds, and freens. I added
accessories such as wings and horns. I used heavy
fabrics, hoods, and flowering detailing. I chose to
name the line Misunderstood because the character
Maleficent was the epitome of this word. I want to go
into the field of psychology and become a counselor.

Estefania Cervantes

Current Meets Future Leader was inspired
by one of my favorite artists, St Vincent. It was based
on the colors and fabrics that she likes to play with
and wear. Fabrics I used were mostly all dark and
metallic-looking. I wanted each to make a statement just
like she makes statements in her music videos and outfits.
I hope to continue to inspire people, show them that
with a little paint and imagination, anything is possible.

Valerie N. Cana

My product line is called Hephaesto whose
inspiration is the fusion of technology and the
environment. Each outfit is designed to be ready-to-wear,
and each is subtly based off of a grand feat in
engineering. Pieces are structured and minimalistic
to reciprocate clean lines of modern architecture.
I plan on pursuing graphic design after high school.

Diana Jean C. Caoile

Autumn Nights, City Lights features fashionable clothing perfect for a night in the city. Black like
the stunning silhouette of the skyline; white, bright
as the stars across the midnight sky; and gold, the
captivating city lights. Satin, cotton, knit, chiffon,
and rayon allows one to dress up or dress down.
Everything together creates a vibe that can not be found
anywhere else. I plan to attend UNLV for hospitality.

Huilin Chen

Rebirth is a collection inspired by Sigmund

Freuds theories, as well as the idea of tabula rasa.
Each garment falls under the category of the Id, Ego,
and Superego. I went with a mostly white and gray
color scheme to go along with the winter season and
to represent the minds blank slate. After SWCTA, I plan
to continue my education in Fashion Design in New York.

Avery N. Christiansen

Frosty Fashions was inspired by my niece,
Maja, and her love for the Disney movie, Frozen. Since
my line is for children, most of my pieces are cotton
so they can be comfortable and cute. The color
palette is inspired by the movies setting and characters.
This is a crucial part of my line because colors in the
movie, such as Elsas blue dress, are iconic. After SWCTA,
I plan on going to college and majoring in marketing.

Brianna R. Cole

My product line is titled Timeless. It was inspired
by the 50s and major icons from around that time period
such as Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe. I utilized
satin and lace in the development of my outfits. My
color scheme consists of cobalt blue and silver. My line
is designed to give a timeless look, some modern flare.

Linh M. Dang

New York Citys Light was inspired by the beautiful city of New York. I chose colorful fabrics mixed with
cool tone colors (red, gray, orange, black, and yellow)
to represent the citys lights in the winter. I chose to
work with wool and satin to make my collection fit with
the winter theme and yet still look sophisticated. After
I graduate, I would like to study fashion design or art.

Erin K. DeLaPena-Lucas

My line, Calvary Me, was inspired by French
horsemen in the 1700s. My color scheme is red, gold, and
royal colors. I used very thick wool fabric to represent
the strenth of the horsemen and flowing velveteen-type
fabric to represent the majesty of the horse. After high
school, I plan to enter the University for Cinematic Arts.

Deanne A. Dimatulac

My line, Mind the Gap, is a play on the London
subway sign reminding passenger to mind the gap.
My inspiration is the city of London during the fall.
My outfits are girly with a slight edge and are made
for adventurous teenagers. It has a very care-free
and lively vibe for girls who are ready to take on the
day in the bustling city of London. After graduation,
I will be attending UNLV, majoring in psychology.

Tina C. Frahm

My product line, Queen Bee, was inspired by
bees. The line is business casual. I went with the colors
black and yellow because they complement each
other and also deviate from the boring colors of normal
business wear. I used fabrics like twill, wool, cotton, knit,
jersey knit, and crushed velvet. After graduation, I want
to graduate from college, travel, and eventually take care
of my Aunt Suzie. I can do nothing but give her my best.

Isabella M. Green

My product line was inspired by the show
Gossip Girl. The main characters, Blair and Serena,
inspired me with their girly yet sophisticated looks. I used
cotton, spandex, and felt. I chose these fabrics because
they are comfortable, warm, and easy to work with.
My color scheme was adapted from outfits that the
characters wore. It includes reds, purples, and blues. After
graduating, I am planning on getting a degree in business.

Xochitl Gutierrez

Plaid-Out is a cowgirl and cowboy inspired

line for children. Every piece in this product line
will contain plaid print in them with main colors
being brown and blue. The colors used are a tone that
makes it feel as if fall is coming up or it is already in
season. Fashion design is something I look forward to
continuing as a hobby after graduating from SWCTA.

Zowie L. Hart

My product line is titled A K-Pop Love Song.

I was inspired by Korean love songs, bright colors, and
the outrageous styles seen in Korean music videos.
Each of my outfits are inspired and named after
specific songs, and have the title or lyrics incorporated
somewhere within the outfit. I also incorporated part
of my Hartless logo somewhere in each outfit. After
I graduate, I plan to pursue fashion in FIDM or SCAD.

Hannah J. Hodson

Pavo is the scientific name for a peacock.
These birds are incredibly majestic, and I felt heavily
inspired by them. I looked deeply at their feathers
and fell deeply in love with the teal color inside them.
So I created my line after the peacock, using their
feathers, colors, and shapes as inspiration for my designs.
I used shades of teal to accent black and grey. After I
graduate from SWCTA, I want to continue designing.

Joanne Lazo

My product line is called Soft Autumn.
Each of my outfits, except for one, are single colored
articles of clothing that can be worn with anything.
My color scheme contains soft fall colors: lavender,
carnation, dusty rose, peachy nude, and ice blue paired
with a black piece of clothing. In each outfit, I use either
black velvet or black silk paired with a soft fall colored
fabrics. After graduation, I will study special fx make up.

Stephanie A. Ordaz

Foxy Hounds is a product line that

consists of brown and orange color scheme
outfits. My inspiration for the product line was my
favorite childhood movie The Fox and the Hound and
the whole aspect of a truefriendship. Fabrics used are
faux fur and polyester. I am going for an adorable look
that inspires a feeling of positivity. I plan on attending NSC
and majoring in speech and pathology and audiology.

Tiffany Ma

My product line, JAdore, is based off of
French fashion. I was aiming for a semi-casual yet
classy look. I chose red, black, or white stretch knit
fabrics, satin, fur, and fleece. My biggest inspirations
are Vanessa Hudgens, Kylie Jenner, and Blair
Waldorf. After high school, I will be attending UNLV.

Madeson K. Moritz

Rural Goes Retro was inspired by the
silhouettes of the 1960s and the colors of The Little
House on the Prairie.The outfits are casual flowy dresses,
fitted loose trousers, and a silky formal dress. The color
scheme is muted natural tones like sea foam green, stale
blue, forest green, and beige. The line is mainly made out
of breathable fabrics like cotton, polyester, and silk. After
high school, I will go to UNLV for a journalism degree.

Victoria Ortega

My line is inspired by the iconic Disney

princess Rapunzel. Restless gives Rapunzel a modern
twist with flowy pink, black, and gold silhouettes. My
line combines soft and stretchy fabrics to provide girls
with comfort while still looking like a princess. After high
school, I plan to enroll in UNLV and major in hospitality.

Gabrielle Davila Ortiz

Anne Jenica T. Quicho

I created Dawning Silhouettes to reflect
winter mornings. The colors in my line were
chosen to represent the sky, shadows, and fog during
this time. I used light blue, pink, purple, gray, black, and
off-white colors. The fabrics I utilized varied from faux
leather, knit, polyester, and other home fabrics. I aspire
to create my own business with my artistic abilities.

Kasandra L. Parra

Lady Hanael S. Pineda

My product line is called Belles Touches which
means beautiful touches in French. I wanted my clothing
line to reflect me. Each outfit is slightly casual and also a
little bit dressy. I have incorporated recurring themes: pinks,
purples, brown, and black and bows and ruffles. After
high school, I plan on continuing to learn fashion design.

Chloe Joie C. Raymundo

Mad for Plaid is a ready-to-wear line
consisting of a plaid theme. My inspiration for plaid and
design came from one of my favorite bloggers, Daniela
Ramierez. I love how she would pair and wear plaid. In
my designs I went for street syle and a color scheme of
blue, red, black and white. I used a lot of poly/cotton, poly
wool, and polyester. After graduation, I plan to attend
the Fashion Institue of Technology for fashion design.

My product line is an inspired combination

of Kendall and Kylie Jenners style. I have always
loved the color black because it is simple and sexy.
I chose a variety of fabrics such as stretch velvet,
woven wool, and mesh to make each piece stand out.
After graduation, I plan to continue to improve my
fashion skills and be involved in visual merchandising.

Effortlessly Wild is based off of Effy Stonem

from the TV show Skins UK. In my product line, I try
to combine younger Effy and older Effy. Rebellious
teenager and mature working woman. Each of my outfits
will consist of leather-like material and chains. Fashion
design is very enjoyable and will be something great
to do in my free time after graduating from SWCTA.

Jennifer A. Sanchez

I love Tim Burtons dark quirky characters

and the Beatles music. I took inspiration from both and
created a twisted 1960s inspired line. I took vintage
silhouettes and paired it with with dark jewel-toned fabrics.
The fabrics were meant to add structure, but enough ease
to add comfort when moving. I plan on attending UNR, and
majoring in whatever and wherever my heart will take me.

Delaney N. Sargent

My Salute to the 90s clothing line was inspired

by my love of 90s fashions, paying homage to the
US military where my father proudly served, and my
family name, Sargent. My color scheme is an array of
camouflage patterns bsed on the different branches
of the military, primarily using cotton and spandex
material. After graduating from SWCTA, I hope to attend
the Art Institute of LasVegas with a focus on fashion design.

Yena S. Suh

The aesthetic of my line, Pretty Defiance, takes
conservative styles and adds modern elements that
represent the liberated fashions of the 21st century.
Pretty Defiance is the literal sense that girly and cute
colors can be used to display and rebellious persona. I will
be attending UNR in the fall. My aspiration is to build on
my talents and discover ways to creatively show the world
my unique point of view to ultimately achieve success.

Eunice A. Torres

The Wilted Flower was inspired by the colors
of flowers when they begin to wilt in the fall. For this
reason, I chose different shades of purple and pink to
represent the last bits of life seen in flowers. The darker
green colors can be seen as the stems and leaves. I mostly
used polyester for the fabrics and little bit of jacquard for
the formal outfit. After graduating from SWCTA, I aspire
to travel to different countries and lead a successful life.

Cinthya B. Santiago Vega

My product line is a reflection of my fashion
sense and what Im aiming to do as a fashion designer.
My inspirations are trendy fall colors such as burgundy,
oxblood, and black. My outfits consist of cotton, lace, and
silk. Cotton and silk are manageable and easy to work
with, and lace is a wonderful fabric that give the outfits
a beautiful flowery design. After graduation, I aspire to
be a self-made woman that is inspired by many people.

Mavelle M. Vincente

The product line I showcase tonight is called
Nightfall. My inspirations come from the night sky,
dim lights, and a mystrious atmosphere. It consists
of comfortable every day wear, a sleek line. The
fabrics used within these garments are types of polyester,
sports wear, cotton, vinvyl, and rayon. The color scheme
is a mix of navy blue, dark red, green, and black.

Taylor J. York

My line shows a slice of life in a steampunk
world. I was not only inspired by the steampunk culture,
but also my love for story telling. Each outfit in my line
tells the story of a different character, tailored specifically
to their needs, from the bold colors and tough knits of the
inspiring inventor to the clean and rich satin designs of
the formal gown. After graduation, I aspire to work with
costumes that will give life to characters on the big screen.

Zhe Zhang

My line was inspired by nature. Out of
five outfits there are three dresses, a coat, a jacket, a
shirt, and a pair of pants. The fabrics of these outfits
were made out of cotton, denim, and corduroy. My
color scheme for the line are autumn colors such
as blue, orange, grey, and white. And lastly, I will pursue a
bachelors degree in fine art after graduating high school.