Ohio Fashion Awards winners announced

Ohio Fashion Awards
The winners of the inaugural Ohio Fashion Awards were announced during this year's Ohio Fashion Week. See who the winners are!
  • Emily Nash

    Re:CREATE, The Annual Spring Fashion Show was held Saturday April 24, at Kent State University, featuring designs from over 60 fashion design students. One of those students was senior fashion design student Emily Nash.
  • Melissa Kubik

    In the midst of senior “Hades Week” - the absolutely busiest week of the year for seniors - I had the pleasure of meeting with the beautiful and talented Melissa Kubik. Melissa is a senior fashion designer at Kent State University, and she enthusiastically prepares and puts the finishing touches on her garments before presenting them. In spite of her chaotic schedule, I was able to meet with her to ask her a few questions regarding her very glamorous collection.
  • Natalie Jupp

    Natalie Jupp always loved art and shopping while growing up in Cincinnati. She enjoyed being creative, and when she began learning how to sew in high school, she was guided in the direction of studying fashion design at Kent State University. Natalie chose to major in technical design, dealing with pattern making and construction of garments.
  • Melissa Egbers

    Melissa Egbers is the kind of person who you can immediately tell is confident, beautiful and a total fashion guru.
  • Rebecca Del Pizzo

    Fashion design technical major Rebecca Del Pizzo won't tell you that her favorite part of her major is designing. As the name of her major indicates, she looks more toward the construction of pieces rather than the designing process.
  • Ashley Angresano

    Simple, elegant, luxurious – a small combination of elements that, when applied properly in a design, can steal your breath away. For many women, it is precisely that combination that they seek out when searching for the most important dress that they will ever wear: their wedding gown. By designing a collection of wedding gowns that impeccably execute this combination of elements, Ashley Angresano, has accomplished her final task as a track II technical fashion design major at Kent State University.
  • Building Fashion

    On April 16, over 300 students and community members filled the ballroom of the Kent State Student Center to support The Kent State Habitat for Humanity Campus Chapter. During the event, titled “Building Fashion,” participating designers were each given two old Habitat for Humanity T-shirts.
  • Volume, flow and edge

    Trendy, unique and congenial are just a few words that come to mind upon entering the family owned and operated Sara Fraraccio Hair & Beauty Boutique. Salon owner Sara Fraraccio explains that upon entering the salon, guests should feel “engaged and intrigued,” which definitely describes the baroque, detailed interior design of the salon.
  • Goodwill Styling Competition

    The most recent fashion show at Kent State came with a twist: no designers allowed.

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