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NDesigners: Henriksen Butler, Icon & Diamond Phillips Lissa Hageman, Janilyn Featherstone, Ronda Landa, Lee Diamond

Vendor: Arc - Com Fabrics Wendy Stoll

Interior Design Student / Model: Marcus Hamblin

Fashion Design Student: Erin Spencer

LEED the Revolution

The Green Movement has made its way into the fashion industry. With sustainabilty and fashion forward thinking in mind, “LEED THE REVOLUTION” is just that. This design uses Eco-Tex sustainable textiles provided by ArcCom. These textiles have been designed to reduce the environmental footprint from start to finish.

Versatility, vibrant colors, and a militant inspiration combine to make this design a lasting piece to anyone’s wardrobe. Featuring the stapes of everyday wear, this outfit can transform from formal to casual with a few minor adjustments. This ensemble proves that fashion forward design and sustainabilty are now one.

Designers: VCBO Architecture Emily Robinson **MODEL**, Whitney Ward, Andrea Orr, Greg Walker

Vendor: DalTile Lisa Prunty

Interior Design Student: Cindy Monsen

Fashion Design Student: Chantel Storsdad

Viscosity

“Our piece is a combination of many different materials which require a variety of construction methods. The concept for the skirt portion of the dress was digitally modeled and developed for balance by using Rhino. The wearable structure begins with a fully shaped, wire armature creating the initial form and idea of movement. Next, came layers of paper mache offering a smooth surface covering the wire, while also bridging any open spaces. Paper mache is followed by multiple layers of fiber-glass assembled in a careful order to create rigidity and strength. There is fiber glass on both sides, top and bottom of the skirt. The top of the dress consists of a rigid, corset-like, nylon, structure. The structure offers a base on which tiles are sewn and adhered. In total this dress weighs 58 lbs.

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Designers: BYU Julie McHood, Nancy Busby, Robin Olsen, Catherine Strange

Vendor: Silver State Inc. Sargetakis Family

Interior Design Student: Katie Jackson

Fashion Design Student / Model: Katy Rogers

Alaxi

Introducing the awe-inspiring two piece ensemble presented by the Brigham Young University team. This fashion-forward gown is dramatic, theatrical, and commands attention. The entire piece utilizes 20 different fabrics from SilverState and Alaxi fabrics. They are all textural, and provide high contrast. The overall look is balanced with the main color story incorporating rich reds, dark browns, black, cream, and touches of gold. There is juxtaposition by mixing and matching woven textiles with faux leathers.

The jacket has a fitted, faux leather bodice in bold crimson snakeskin with sleeves of contrasting fabric tabs in varying lengths. The tabs whimsically play off the flutter peplum hem of the jacket. The mandarin-style collar is Asian influenced with a modern approach. Red velvet inserts along the hem highlight the sheen and matte textures. The entire shirt is lined with Sunbrella fabric, in a bold black and white damask. The bias trim is a flame stitch pattern from Alaxi fabrics called Firewire.

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Designers: IBI David Morris, Michelle Fisk, Gemma Gough, Mark Puddy

Vendor: Commercial Wallcovering, Source/Koroseal Paula Graham

Interior Design Student / Model: Whitney Gomez

Fashion Design Student: Rachelle Wahlquist

Super-Koro-Floweristic

The versatile outfit for any occasion. The blue sued floral with red accessories is a knock out! It may show up the white gown at the wedding, be seen flashing down Rodeo Drive, or at the neighborhood BBQ. This ready to wear ensemble is sure to leave an impression!

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Designers: Lisman Studio LaMar Lisman, Tracee Goff, Kristina Weaver, Jayna Seal **MODEL**

Vendor: Arizona Tile Justin Berger

Interior Design Student: Sarah Kunz

Fashion Design Student: Georgina Torres

Queen of the Tile

A resplendent regal masterpiece of stone encrusted bejeweled tiles come together to create a gown truly for a Queen! A dazzling bevy of one inch travertine Diamond Mosaic Tiles have been hand placed to accentuate every curve and motion of this striking silhouette. The stunning Head Piece features hand made custom GLASS TILE from the ELEMENTS COLLECTION. The captivating belt features an exclusive ANNA CABBO center piece of GLASS TILE which coordinates beautifully with coordinating GLASS TILE accents featured in the Queen’s Necklace. INCA GOLD Limestone completes the necklace, drawing focus to the Queen’s striking Egyptian facial features. Shoulder Plates encrusted in one inch ONYX GREEN DIAMONDS complete the royal ensemble.

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Designers: Chase Associates Gary Brotherson, Loralee Barlow, Kim Caldwell, Ryan Zimmerman

Vendor: 3Form Karey Spransey **MODEL**

Interior Design Student: Micael Oyler

Fashion Design Student: Liz Erickson

3 Men Cao

“3menCao” features a molded top out of Varia Ecoresin Agean held together with Varia EcoresinBali using 3form Point Support Hardware, withmolded pieces of Varia Ecoresin Mango attached. Varia Ecoresin Bali is used for the belt with Point Support Hardware with attaches the Perameter Mega Glacier Blue Skirt. Dangling off the skirt, there is a mix of Varia Ecoresin colors; Agean, Bali, Mango, White Iridescent, Pure Copper, and Pure Silver. All topped off by a Molded Varia Ecoresin Agean hat, accented with Varia Organics Asha and Varia Play Capiz Turquoise Blue.

3 MEN CAO

Designers: Anderson Designs Heather Kuntz, Shellee Anderson **MODEL**

Vendor: Maharam Bree Phillips

Interior Design Student: AJ Winegar

Fashion Design Student: Leah Schreiner

Black, White, & Red All Over

Team Anderson’s masterpiece features Maharam’s innovative commercial textiles which transitions from an eclectic sheik black and white cocktail unfolding into a shocking red gown.

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DECONSTRUCTIONDesigners: GSBS Azy Farhang **MODEL**, Clio Miller, Jill Miles, Stephanie DeMott

Vendor: Lees Carpet Jerry Bell

Interior Design Student: Meghan McPhail

Fashion Design Student: Jerica Allen

Deconstruction

We are using all components used to produce carpet tiles as well as the tiles themselves. This includes all forms of the raw materials, as well as the needles used to weave the carpet, and adhesive used to install it.

The dress itself is a carpet tile, deconstructed. The bodice is made from carpet tiles attached with adhesive and the rest of the outfit is constructed from the materials used to produce that carpet tile including carpet backing and yarn predominantly.

The outfit was inspired by a cityscape and is a representation of urban life.

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HDesigners: EDA Gritt Batchelor, Amber Davis, Amelia McRae, Jenny Bowser **MODEL**

Vendor: Tri-Kes Wallcovering Joe Brown

Fashion Design Student: Mark Taylor

Amethyst Rush

Amethyst Rush is designed to please the Punk Primadonna. Wallflowers need not apply. Made entirely from Tri-Kes Wallcovering products, this design will stand out among the grays of the city. The woman who dawns Amethyst Rush at first sight may seem ordinary, but when her outfit transforms, the true vixen is revealed. During the day she may give in to menial office tasks, but once night falls, she is bound to kick ass.

BULLA VESTIODesigners: Midwest Commercial Interiors Xani Garfield, Tami Shulsen, Shaeli Ellis **MODEL**, Stephanie Dickson

Vendor: Knoll Textiles Mary McEnary

Fashion Design Student: Kaya Nielson

Bulla Vestio

Bulla Vestio, Latin for Studded Dress. Inspired by the delicate shape of the calla lily the dress marries the soft silhouette of the flower with very textural fabrics creating rich contrast. Saturated fall colors crafted the palette. Sewn with a personal touch, each designer created the floral shapes by hand. The bodice of the dress was constructed from textured vinyl and smooth polyurethane. Crypton, vinyl and polyester formed the various shapes. The asymmetrical design references a basic design principle to achieve balance. Everyday designers work in a three dimensional world and our dress reflects just that!

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Designers: FFKR Marbe Agee, Justin Morris, Andrae Kelly **MODEL**, Gus Zamora

Vendor: Coalesse Gail Sutker

Interior Design Student: Alicia Lindsey

Coalesse in Bloom

Coalesse in Bloom: the result of hardware, fabric, and natural wood veneers, all used in the construction of upholstered furniture and casegoods. The gown consists of chair underlining fabric and canvas, united together to give the gown its underlining rigidity, yet allowing the outer layer freedom to move and flow. Rosettes made of veneers vary in species and shade, adding contrast and interest to the gown. As each petal radiates away from the center of the flower, it begins to intermingle and intertwine with that of another flower until it all becomes an abstract art form. Jewelry was created using various hardware pieces from the skeleton frame of an upholstered furniture piece. Interlocking washers from a shining necklace glistening in the light, while clamps sewn together with wire create a stylish bracelet ensemble. Earrings and rings are made from a combination of glides, washers, and metal wire. Various nuts and washers were used throughout the gown, making it sparkle at every angle.

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DDesigners: CCG Howells Candice Petersen, Lindsey Meacham **MODEL**, Miwa Eckstein, Shanna Kitada

Vendor: Karastan Contract Nathan Stevenson

Interior Design Student: Julie Chahine

Fashion Design Student: Kim Riley

Illusionary Ground

Illusionary Ground will catch anyone’s attention with its modern and edgy feel. It’s construction is made up of primary and secondary carpet backings along with Karastan’s beautiful yarns that are used to manufacture the products that cover the ground we walk on in our daily lives. Illusionary Ground can be perceived as elegant, but raw street attire, and at times can be seen as a funky, urban versatile getup!

The bodice is constructed on monochromatic carpet backings, arranged in an asymmetrical pattern to add interest and excitement to the ensemble. With the beauty of the yarns crocheted into long, refined, but exquisite glove, gives this intriguing outfit a certain flair. The contemporary petal like layers made up of the carpet backing is what give the skirt its elaborate fullness. This ready to wear ensemble is an illusive composition from head to heels.

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POISON IVYDesigners: Interior Solutions / JRCA Cherie Terry, Katrina Corbett, Brittney Petersen, Lisa Erickson **MODEL**

Vendor: Masland Carpets Brenda Gray

Interior Design Student: Laurie Westberg

Fashion Design Student: Andrea Black

Poison Ivy

“Poison Ivy” was inspired by the Masland Contract carpet line, Palmette. The bodice and train are constructed of a Palmette unbacked carpet in the Egyptian Papyrus colorway and is laced up the back by individual carpet yarns. The train is lined with an unbacked Colonade carpet in the same colorway as the bodice. A bubble skirt beneath the train consists of a primary carpet backing overlaid by a secondary backing. The overall garment consists of both constructed and desconstruced carpet to create a fashion masterpiece.

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NDesigners: Interiors West / Noah’s Melanie Bahl, Jenna Guzy, Bri Adams, Amy Mayberry

Vendor: Formica Debrinne Ferguson

Interior Design Student: Kendall Sparks **MODEL**

Fashion Design Student: Micahel Ryan Andolsek

Chain Reaction

“Chain Reaction is a series of events in which each event is the result of the one preceding and the cause of the one following.”

The Formica preceding design is elegant yet powerful. Layering the product simply and creatively will evoke reaction. The use of materials is appropriate and innovative. The design will make anentrance.

The design unfolds on the runway with color and energy. This Formica fashion ensemble will continue to exhibit creativity and craftsmanship this reactive design will energize the audience and cause a positive.....Chain Reaction.

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MASQUERADEDesigners: Brooks Design Associates Darrin Brooks, Susie Tibbits, DeAnn Olsen, Linnea Saine **MODEL**

Vendor: Forbo Flooring Julie Jones

Masquerade

Goal: To develop an involved scheme for a costume to be worn as a disguise (a dress featureing FORBO FLOORING) to a ball with a mask.

AFTER THE SHOW...

Pictured above (left to right): Kayla Wooley, Ted Sargetakis, Katy Rogers, Judy Robbins, Nancy Busby, Fay Bowden and Tonya Osmenson.

IIDA Fashion Show design poster for SilverState / BYU

Katy and the BYU / Design team leaving the runway after winning the “Ready to Wear” award.