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On April 25th, University of Minnesota students "explored the dark side of fairy tales" with No White, a fashion show featuring the sixteen finalists from a design competition in March. Each designer was paired with a student model, and designers were encouraged to use thrift store finds and incorporate unconventional materials. No white was allowed in the designs. The theme of the event was villainy, murder, passion, and deception.
The
fashion show took place was produced by the WAM Collective--the official
student group at the U of M which bridges the gap between the Weisman Art
Museum and the U of M community. No White was a part of the creative
celebration around Ballet
Preljocaj's performance of Snow White, presented by Northrop.
Take a look at the photos below, which showcase the work of the U of M's talented design students!
Photo credit: All photos by Travis Chantar, for the Weisman Art Museum.
