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STYLELINE PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY SPRING 2011

Alumni Spotlight: The Visionaires: Joanna Madden ’97 Philadelphia University’s Allison Haftel Annual Show Denise Fuller

This year’s , sched- said Clara Henry, program director uled for Saturday, April 30 at the of fashion . “The student Academy of Music, will be filled are the rising stars of our with imagination, as all designers .” strive to represent this year’s theme Henry also applaud- — “The Visionaires.” ed the spirit Photo Courtesy of Bjorn Wallander (Country Living) “The theme is a tribute to the of inter- Every college student has a dream. student designers and a showcase of disciplinary You want to get far in life and make their hard work and individual voic- collaboration something of yourself. You work hard, es,” said Andrew Van Sant, president that goes into graduate and then, what next? You get of the Fashion Industries Associa- making the show your first job out of college, and work tion (FIA) campus organization that the largest of its kind your way up in the industry. It’s never produces the show each year. in Philadelphia. easy, but if you are determined, you can FIA is responsible for every part Nate Myers, a graphic make your dream a reality. of the show from the beginning to design student, has developed Joanna Madden ’97, a Philadelphia the end, including music selection, the posters and other promo- University alumna, can easily relate to casting and lining up the tions and Grant Christofely, an the dedication and hard work it takes models to strut their stuff. student, worked to be successful in what you want. She This year’s esteemed recipient on the design and building of the graduated from PhilaU with a degree of the prestigious Spirit of Design set. in and was a Award is , who is Christofely said about his Fashion Industries Association (FIA) best known for his contemporary, experience working on the show, “I president during her college career. She American-style . felt my practical knowledege of in- greatly enjoyed her time on campus and aspired to go far with her . In the past, the award has been terior design and imagination were After graduating, Madden married given to designers who have an absorbed by Clara, Andrew and and landed a buying job at Jacobson’s, impact in the industry and motivate the board for future shows. I also a department store in the Midwest. She PhilaU students to reach for the . learned so much about the fashion later decided she wanted a change and Previous recipients include Fran- world and fashion show produc- is now a co-owner of Summerhouse, “a cisco Costa, creative director of tion; it was an honor and privilege vintage home store, full of curiosities,” Collection for Women, to work with everyone involved; said Madden. The store was originally , Mary McFadden they are truly talented.” opened in 1993 by her mother in Long and PhilaU alumni William Calvert FIA, which is composed of Island, N.J., but moved to Point Pleas- and Jay McCarroll. , merchandising and ant, N.J., three years ago. “Hilfiger is an international figure industry management students, “The biggest challenge has been stay- and it’s wonderful to have him at our produces the show. ing true to yourself,” said Madden of the show to see the creativity that flour- store. “We have a unique shop; staying ishes here on our campus. We’re true to your image in the world of big- very excited he’ll have an opportu- box stores can be challenging.” nity to engage with our students,” Continued on back cover by Coryn Dickson want more style? out orgs.philau.edu/styleline for more styleline stories. Focus on Color Spotlight on: Caroline Hagerty Alternative Apparel Bonnie Catts For all designers, ranging from those proved to be no exception with delicious who create the show-stopping wedding pastels tasteful enough for everyday Dissatisfied cakes we drool over on Monday night wear and exceptional enough to attract with what TLC shows, to interior designers who attention. The Pantone 2011 color of was currently are responsible for the world-famous the year, Honeysuckle, is a succulent available on the nightclubs and mansions we all dream of, warm, bright pink that feels emergent, market, Greg color represents a pivotal decision point proudly feminine and confident to look Alterman set out when creating a product. at — perfect for a sheer lip color, new to create the or for thankfully warmer perfect T-, weather, or a fresh of paint for and ended anyone looking to fix the peeling on the

alternativeapparel.com up starting walls that the landlord’s been ignoring a wholesale for the past six months. apparel company, Alternative Apparel, in 1996. Not only has he challenged the concept of comfort with his Alternative Apparel clothing lines, he also strives to promote sustainability in life, as well as in fashion. Fusing classic comfort with modern sophistication and style, each piece is designed for fashion, made for comfort and fit, and produced with as little environmental impact as possible. The Alternative Earth line features 100 percent organic, low-impact pantone.com cotton, recycled polyester and modal The Pantone Color Institute has silk, which undergoes a unique and given designers inspiration and innovative non-toxic dye process and forecasts for more than 45 years, wash treatment using a heavy enzyme allowing all types of designers to choose biodegradable fabric rinse to provide just the right hue to take their creations its signature vintage softness. from ordinary to breathtaking. Leatrice Eiseman, the executive director of the company, explains that when choosing the palette for the pantone.com alternativeapparel.com season, designers carefully balance color temperatures and complements, The exuberant palette of 2011 is all pairing warms and cools and opposite smiles, and with so many sunny options Alternative Apparel’s mission is shades along the color wheel. to wear, paint or bake, surely you will be about more than just designing clothes The spring and summer 2011 seasons as well! that look and feel great. The company seeks to encourage alternative ways of thinking keeping sustainability in mind. Recycled packaging is used on all outgoing shipments and all available in-office supplies. Yoga breaks are not only practiced at their corporate headquarters in Atlanta, but also their showrooms in and New York. Community eco-events and charities of all types cover their . Alternative has become a premier, casual lifestyle apparel and pantone.com unsolicited favorite of A-list celebrities. Providing the best quality while promoting an eco-friendly lifestyle, Alternative has left fans impatient for their first store opening later this year. 2 Spring 2011 Fashion Trends Leanne Bailey

Since the weather has finally turned warmer and the snow has melted, we can officially put away our winter and bring out our bright spring clothes. This spring, in addition to eye-catching color, a (All Photos: Style.com) new decade has been revived: the ‘70s. Though most of us collections. Then, there were Another spring staple this season is on campus weren’t made for a night out in the DKNY and the . For spring, however, there

Style.com around for the peas- Fendi collections. There were even a are various versions. There were some ant tops and bell bot- few low-cut, long and chic jumpsuits on showing considerable skin, like many toms, this spring brings those styles back the red carpets this award season! of the tops from Rag & Bone. Then, in a modern way. If you’re too excited to wait for summer there were some showing just the right Many designers, like Tory Burch, to take out your favorite floral romper, pair amount, like the tops in the Diane Von Furstenburg, Elie Tahari and it with a leather or military for the and Paul & Joe collections. Emilio Pucci, among others, filled their perfect mix of pretty and tough. This spring brings lots of new pieces collections with the high-waist, wide-leg Speaking of leather, this spring brings to be added to our wardrobes from pants, bright, flowy peasant and punk style back into the mix as well. In the revived past, as well as some edge. many one-pieces, including rompers the Balmain and Dior collections, many Whatever style you choose, make sure and full jumpsuits. pieces have an element or two of the to add some color! The all-in-one look this spring ranges punk style added with a softer, flirty in length. The more casual romper came piece. Think a (very in-style) flowy lace in floral prints in the Dolce & Gabbana top with a deconstructed .

Spring 2011 Trends SPENCER GEIGER

Spring and Often seen paired with sheer styles, For more of a walk on the wild side, summer bring lace prevails as another main trend. try going for the snakeskin approach. warm weather and Whether you choose to wear it as the This fabric was seen in a variety of sunshine, and with Dolce and Gabbana’s bohemian or in different styles, allowing it to work these trends in Bruce II’s racy, cabaret style, chances its way into anyone’s wardrobe. For a you’ll be are lace will be a major part of your reptilian take on some classic pieces, ready to run out spring and summer wardrobe. look no further than the and enjoy the spring collection, where Christopher beautiful weather. Bailey took such staples as the trench The latest and coat and transformed it with reptile- lightest trend, sheer inspired textiles. For a flashback to Thakoon (Style.com) fabrics, is the best the ‘70s, opt for the sheer bohemian match for those snake prints of Roberto Cavalli. Some warm spring and summer days. Seen designers also took snakeskin to in many different styles on the runway, another with metallic. For party the light, flowing looks can be worn for outfits, check out Thakoon’s reptilian- the Bohemian style, as shown by Isaac looking dresses and . Mizrahi, or as a sexy, see-through look No matter your style, you’re bound showcased by Louis Vuitton’s collection. to be in sheer, snake or lace this spring If you want to change things up a bit, with these versatile textile trends. you can also find these sheer styles in ombre, like the remarkably ruched Burberry Prorsum (WWD) Thakoon (Style.com) dresses of Alexander McQueen. 3 Global PerspeCtives:

Valentino, who accessories will undoubtedly update India recognized her talent any outfit. India’s exquisite style Ariana Gross despite her young age. combined with contemporary elements Dhala was 17 at the time. help create a perfectly-balanced, high Bright colors, jewels, One of her current fashion look. sequins and beautifully collections, “Rehane,” draped have greatly mixes Indian prints and influenced the fashion sensibility with European coming out of India. and western silhouettes. The country’s rich and Hints of gold and sequin thestar.com www.fdci.org intriguing culture has detailing make this line inspired the fashion world and created a ultra chic. Because of her number of fantastic designers. ability to extract key elements and Geisha by Indian designers trends from various cultures, Dhala is Paras and Shalini has incorporated now one of the best-known fashion the maxi silhouette craze into some of designers in southern India. their garments this season. Paying close These trends, however, do attention to detail, the designer duo not stop with Indian designers; successfully combines Indian style with the they’re spreading internationally right amount of modern embellishments. thanks to the flourishing Bollywood Another favorite Indian designer is fashion. With global inspiration and Rehane Yavar Dhala, discovered after ethnic clothing in high demand, India dropping some of her sketches into is the perfect culture to embrace. the mailbox of world-renowned fashion The various textiles, patterns and India

Another designer, Frederick Lee, is singapore SingaporE very popular in the country. Lee has Alana Messina created garments for the Singapore

National Day Parade and Youth Olympic Still doubt that Singapore has Couture sewing, Games. He is also known for his cutting-edge designs, little to offer to fashion? Definitely beautifully constructed wedding check out Test Shoot Gallery, an artist inventive material and millinery work. His self-proclaimed combinations, these collective where people collaborate style is a combination of diversity, across disciplines to highlight new are words you might glamour and wit that ignore seasonal associate with Italian and recognized artists. Many of their trends and aim for an ethereal mood. campaigns focus on fashion, but they or , but Along with its gifted designers, could just as easily be also explore pop culture, design, music, Singapore has such as All film and in the name of descriptions about Dressed Up, launched in 2005, which Singapore fashion. artistic expression. Designer Frederick met with great success and now has Lee uses Test Shoot Gallery to style Singapore, a tiny, Alldressedup.com shows during New York and urban nation of 269 and photograph his fashion weeks. millinery creations, square miles, has an immense amount With fun and of fashion and style to share with the and he is just one of contemporary the many Singaporean world. Located at the tip of Malaysia draping, All Dressed in Asia Pacific, Singapore has a strong designers to benefit Up caters to trend- from it. Western influence from its colonization setting urban by Britain in 1819. The country has since Singapore also boasts women by playing an international fashion become a formidable and influential with unusual forms nation in the global economy. Don’t week, the Audi Fashion that showcase Festival, featuring underestimate the talent that this the wearer’s country contains; their designers are names like Missoni Testshootgallery.com individuality Testshootgallery.com serious couturiers. Singaporean designer and Emanuel Ungaro, and figure. making it undeniable Max Tan has a minimalist and surreal In addition to modern , outlook on fashion. His androgynous that this little nation has a lot to offer to the women of Singapore also create global style and trends. silhouettes and innovative manipulations beautiful futuristic, mechanical and of geometry create pieces of beautiful graphic statement jewelry, not to be construction and functionality. worn by the timid. 4 Spotlight on: People Tree typical to see the Emily Wootten Japan most vibrant colors JaNaié Fort of the rainbow. It There has been a growing focus on is hard to classify the green movement in the fashion Japanese or name the trends industry. You may have heard of the culture is uniquely seen in this district brand People Tree through the endorse- fascinating, espe- because they are ment of actress Emma Watson. People cially in regard to constantly being Tree is actually celebrating its 20th year their risk-taking japan reinvented. New in existence. Founded in 1991 by Safia fashion trends. trends are born Minney, the brand started in Japan and In the last every day. 10 years ago expanded to England. It few years, For the more U.S. culture has has won a handful of awards, most nota- mature, sophisti- bly The Most Sustainable Brand title at received increased cated, high-end the WGSN awards in November 2010. exposure to certain fashion crowd It has been producing beautiful hand- aspects of Japanese there is the Aoya- . Gwen Stefani made, eco-friendly, fair-trade clothes ma street culture. Japaneselifestyle.com brought attention to the These are typically ever since its launch. Harajuku street styles of the more upscale with her album Love. and wealthy Japanese trendsetters. This Angel. Baby. Music., which style is closer to one that would be seen also inspired her line of cloth- in a large American city. Colors here are ing, and fragrances called more modest and neutral like blacks, Harajuku Girls. browns and beiges. Aoyama style is The Harajuku style is known world- more polished than the other Japanese wide for its outgoing creativity and street trends. customization. It is a casual style worn Finally, the Daikanyama street fash- by the young trendsetters in the district ion is seen in the backstreets of what of “Ura Harajuku.” is known as the Laced , arti- “European fashion ficial flowers, neon district.” Much of colors, stripes and the style found in polka dots are all this district is remi- current trends seen niscent of trends on the streets of this seen in European area. Wearers of the culture. It is also Harajuku style enjoy typically where Andrea Carter-Bowman / Courtesy of People Tree blending , gothic pieces from top and punk trends designers are found. People Tree is proud to be part to create the most Vintage and chic of the World Fair Trade Organization shocking looks pos- pieces are worn on sible. the streets in this (WFTO) and supports 50 fair trade pro- While the (Ha- district. There are ducer groups in 15 different countries. rajuku) style gains many up-and-com- Fair trade focuses not on profit, but on popularity in the U.S., ing boutiques that sustainability and aiding impoverished there are actually display what the countries. The employee focus allows three other trendy next trends will be people all over the world to benefit styles seen on the from top designers. from improved working conditions, streets of Japan: With unique higher compensation and an overall bet- Shibuya, Aoyama and varying styles, ter quality of life. and Daikanyama. robotluvxoxo.blogspot.com Japan has become People Tree uses organic cotton and Shibuya is a style a major fashion safe and natural dyes, and the company named after an area of capital and is sources a lot of their products from Japan that can easily be considered the constantly gaining the attention of fash- local farms and always uses natural and capital of young Japanese fashionistas. ion lovers worldwide. recycled products. This is fast-paced and ever- Please note: This article was written changing. On any given afternoon it is before the devastating earthquake and tsunami that ravaged Japan.

5 Internship Experience - Q&A With Fashion Magazines: Small Cristina Desposito, Kaitlyn McIlmail at RedbooK vsBig Kaitlyn McIlmail Want to work for a magazine but don’t know which route to take? BUT I worked in heaven, a closetful of KM: What are the advantages of work- I have been lucky enough to intern Louboutins, Manolo Blahniks and Prada ing at a smaller fashion magazine as for Redbook and Vogue, and I have and purses. opposed to a larger publication? found advantages to both smaller and Redbook’s fashion department han- larger publications. dled all aspects of the fashion features, CD: Working in Redbook allowed me to have a more while Vogue was broken into different a smaller fashion hands-on experience. The fashion de- positions: assistants, market editors, styl- department has a partment was small and my responsibili- ists, directors and writers. More posi- lot of advantages. ties included virtually everything (with tions are available at a larger magazine, It means that the exception of market appointments). but, as an intern, working at either type there’s more op- I worked with professional models, of publication will be beneficial (and portunity to have assisted with dressing and styling each often times exciting)! What girl doesn’t a bigger impact, look and met infamous “Project Run- want to work on the same floor as Anna greater responsi- way” expert Tim Gunn. I even got free Wintour and catch coveted glimpses of bility and a more clothes! I made a lot of future connec- her in the hallway? diverse day-to-day tions from photo shoot assistants to But not every part of the job was experience. In a . Students should take any always glamorous. Twelve-hour work days large department opportunities they can to network. were the norm (on top of the commute to (like at Vogue, for Disadvantages include individually NYC). Thankfully, navigating the subway example) there are photographing and wrapping every item system became second nature to me. people who only and packing up at the end of shoots — So, what are my tips for you? Look work on acces- time consuming! Also, dealing with un- for internships at magazines that have sories, or , happy P.R. firms who desperately need any fashion department (not just the big or . At Redbook, however, I am their samples back requires thick skin. ones), put in your time, work the hardest the only market editor and I handle ev- As the newest intern at Vogue, my you can and make connections. After all, erything fashion-related — that means responsibilities were more limited. Red- a recommendation from someone within I have contacts in all aspects of the book only had one fashion department the industry is one of the best things you industry and that I’m not limited to only so I was able to contribute more and can have. one type of market. The other major work with all samples. At Vogue, I was advantage is that I am able to have confined to the accessories department, more interaction with the higher ups at Redbook, like our editor in chief, our creative director and our executive edi- tor. Even when I was an assistant, I had Such Great Heights: contact with these people on a daily basis. At a larger magazine where there Trend Report are a lot of staffers, the likelihood that Christina Lauria an assistant would ever be able to talk Anthropologie.com to the editor in chief is very low. Platform However, an investment like this are definitely a spring may not be feasible. Fortunately, KM: What advice do you have for in- essential this season; poor college students can still own terns trying to break into the industry? neutral high-steppers the current ’70s trend thanks to Saks Fifth Ave. inspired by the beatnik, Urban Outfitters and the top-rated CD: My advice for interns who want to free spirit are perfect to Cooperative Canvas Strap Wedge eventually work in a magazine’s fashion pair with the comeback ’70s craze. — if willing to give up $50 worth of department is to work hard, take your So go ahead and raid that dusty groceries. internship seriously and keep in touch trunk in the back of your mother’s If the ’70s trend report just isn’t with everyone you come in contact once-stylish closet. What’s better than your size, try on a pair from with. Job openings in this industry in-style vintage? the ’50s or ’60s. The grace and are mostly communicated by word- If you are eager to invest your elegance of kitten heals, sometimes of-mouth and by networking. It is so college savings in this trend, House of a controversial piece, also made an important to make a good impression Harlow 1960 offers the ideal Woven appearance in spring runway shows. and keep in touch with periodic emails, Leather Wedge for $240, updates and hand-written notes. Don’t available at Saks Fifth Avenue. yleline let them forget you! u.Edu/St See fullOrgs.Phi artila cle online! 6 Focus on Beauty:

the freshness of your makeup. Apply a Making Waves Makeup Ulta.com layer of primer (Smashbox Photo Finish Nicole Kropp Sylvia Chun Lid Primer $20) before applying your eye shadow. You cannot go wrong with Are you sick of doing the same thing Lavender, Sephora’s Colorful Mono Eyeshadow with your hair every day? Do you not turquoise, bubble in Armelle 32, or use their new color, know how to style your hair at all? Do gum pink, coral and Midnight Hour 90, that is more violet. you want to create a runway look? Well, evergreen … eyeliners, it’s simple this season: natural curls mascaras, eye shadows, are in style! Whether loose or kinky, lipsticks, and much more all types of waves will be seen on the can be found in a wide variety runway this spring. So leave your hair of colors this spring. As intimidating natural, or put a curling iron to it for as these colors may seem, why not try some extra waves. There’s no need for them yourself? perfection. This simple style can make Refinery29.com lists the toph anyone look beautiful. upcoming spring trends that will spark up any look, dressy or casual with these Refinery29.com simple tricks. However, wearing all of these colors together will only highlight Colorful cheeks are definitely a must your look in a negative way. this spring. Choose colors such as coral Bright, fresh “citrus” colors for your or a mixed collection of blush, such as lips are popular: the ultimate lipstick Guerlain’s Limited Edition Serie Noire recommended by the website is Estee Blush G, which for $67. Lauder’s Pure Color Long Lasting Continuing with the playful, bright, Lipstick in Melon. By choosing a cooler, girly appearance, finish off your look brilliant color such as coral, “super- Proenza Schouler, donakarao.wordpress.com with bubblegum pink lip-gloss or even saturated orange,” or a shade of peach, finger nailpolish. Essie’s new “French Another look for the summer is a you will be on your way to the chic Affair” ($8) shade is available in now in messy, wavy updo that was shown at spring look. stores, so make sure you grab a bottle! Proenza Schouler. Leave it loose with To accentuate your eyes in a soft These bright colors will definitely some strands down by the face, pinned way, lavender should be the first color be a hit this spring and already have in a knot, a ponytail or a bun. Keep it to add to your makeup bag this season. us shopping for new additions to our textured with volume, and loose waves, You can choose eyeliner, or opt for an makeup bags. as seen at Thakoon. This quick and easy eye shadow to fully draw attention to look is perfect if you’re on-the-go or don’t have time to spend styling your Summer Skin hair in the morning. This spring, leave Robyn Alt your natural hair, and maybe add a few extra curls for a simple runway look. Admit it, we all sit in 1 p.m. classes on essence, being cooked. After learning Tuesdays and Thursdays daydreaming those horrifying facts, I vowed to avoid of those warm summer days and sun-damaged skin at all costs and remembering our once sun-kissed discovered this great product. Absent of skin. With warm temperatures right a thick consistency and that obnoxious around the corner, these thoughts are sunscreen scent, Clarins by Sun Care only natural, but with sun comes that Spray Oil-Free Lotion: Progressive dreaded first sunburn of the season. I, Tanning has found a permanent place in like most people, have had my fair share my beach bag. of bad sunburns, and have spent many With an SPF of 15, an easy and clean summer evenings applying aloe gel in the spray applicator and progressive tanning Thakoon, Spring 2011 photo: fushionmag.com hopes of some sort of temporary relief. properties, Clarins is by far the best sun

Nevertheless, the harmful effects of protection product I have ever used. Some products that will help to a bad sunburn include cell dehydration, Clarins is available at Macy’s, Nordstrom, achieve this look are Garnier Fructis damage to the cell walls and DNA Sephora and Bloomingdale’s for $32. Fortifying Body Boost Shampoo and damage to the cell itself, which can lead It’s reasonably more expensive than Conditioner, Wonder Waves Mousse to a plethora of skin diseases, including other sunscreens, but well worth the and Tresemmé Root Boosting Spray for skin cancer. As the heat of the burn investment. additional volume. penetrates deeper through the layers After all, is there ever a price too high of skin, the newly emerging cells are, in for quality skin protection? 7 The Versatile continuation from Andrew Van Sant By the time this issue hits the - front Cover stands of Hayward Hall, many of you Keeping a business afloat will PhilaU lads will be thinking about gradu- always be challenging, but it’s those ating. If your parents are like mine, they who believe and have a passion for will be breathing down your neck about what they do who will survive. Mad- finding a job about this same time. den was happy where she was, but Regardless of whether you had to stumbled upon jewelry making when condense your résumé to fit it on one taking a class and, just playing with page or use “Advanced Find & Replace” various pieces, formed her own line. to change punctuation marks to a differ- It is a line consisting of repurposed ent font size to fill up , job hunt- vintage jewelry sold across the states ing is very stressful. Therefore, here are some wardrobe options to take the in about 250+ stores, Madden said. Rag & Bone $360 / Pants $265 Madden has truly taken her pressure off finding something to wear education and made her goals reali- and tips to allow you to focus on the Here are some great versatile suit ties. For students today, she advises, more important aspects of finding a job. options that are great for work and play “Don’t limit yourselves, you don’t from Rag & Bone and . know what lies ahead. Learn from The cotton material will be relaxing opportunities. If you like to do some- enough to wear in the summer months. In thing, be willing to see where it takes colder temperatures, just throw on a top- you,” — prudent advice for anyone. coat and/or a cashmere V-neck . For those of you who don’t like black, charcoal is another viable option for the workplace. Both of these are versatile Mark Your and can be worn with many types of pants. Wear them with skinny chinos or . In place of a collared shirt, wear a pima cotton t-shirt for a relaxed, effort- Calendar less evening look. March 16 to June 5, 2011 Art into Fashion: Roberto Capucci, Zara Charcoal Blazer $180 / Pants $90 The Philadelphia Museum of Art When purchasing a suit, it is impor- SEPT. 2011 tant to remember that you do not have STYLELINE “Phashion Phest” PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY SPRING 2011 to wear the entire look at once. The Pennsylvania Convention Center and pants do not come sewn Styleline is written by Philadelphia University together, so there is no reason why you fashion design, fashion merchandising and fashion Fashion Design Program Welcome need to wear both pieces at the same industry management students for fellow students, Back Day faculty, staff, alumni and friends of the University. time. The most versatile piece in your wardrobe is the blazer. You can dress it Editor Emily Wootten OCT. 2011 Alyssa Imprevento Janaie Fort Philadelphia up and dress it down. Co-Editor Kaitlyn McIlmail Caroline Hagerty Kate Textores web editor Leanne Bailey Andrew Van Sant Maria Ablonczy orgs.philau.edu/styleline Nicole Kropp Graphic Designer Robyn Alt From the Editor Christopher Bazata Spencer Geiger alyssa imprevento Writers Sylvia Chun Alana Messina Advisors Allison Haftel Andrew Davis Since last spring, StyleLine has come a long Andrew Van Sant Nathan Susanj way and will continue to evolve for the better as a Ariana Gross of fashion . It has been a privilege Bonnie Catts Clara Henry to help make this group into an organization and Caroline Hagerty Associate Professor Christina Lauria Director, Fashion Design work toward realizing StyleLine’s full potential. I Denise Fuller philau.edu/fashiondesign never thought I would get sentimental about leav- ing PhilaU, but I really will miss it, even my time in Scholler Hall. So, thank you everyone for a great four years here, and I wish you all the best. 4201 Henry Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19144 215.951.2700 www.PhilaU.edu 8