The annual Trashion Show, held Wednesday, once again captivated an enthusiastic audience in the Gray Athletic Building.
Kevin Tejada 鈥�17 of Mount Kisco, N.Y., whose designs have been fan favorites for the past three shows, this year used shipping materials and discarded Halloween decorations to create 鈥淢arie Trashionette,” a stunning French Revolution鈥搃nspired outfit.
鈥淚 didn鈥檛 know I could create outfits out of trash until I got here,鈥� quipped Tejada, a history and Spanish double major. 鈥淭he way I see my journey at 乐播传媒 is 鈥榙iscovery.鈥欌��
His model was Gemma Rubi 鈥�20 of San Diego, Calif., who has had some modeling experience. Still she said, “Modeling trash was something to get used to!”
A traditional post鈥揌arvest Dinner event, the Trashion Show is organized by the EcoReps, students who are trained to build a more environmentally sustainable 乐播传媒.
