FASHION SHOW

Stevenson students show off creativity at annual Fashion Show

Alyse Smith, Reporter|May 9, 2023

Senior Karli Banas (far left) and her lovely models! 👗👒

Stevenson’s annual Fashion Show show took place on Saturday, May 6 from 6-8 p.m. in Stevenson University’s Inscape Theatre on the Greenspring Campus. It featured the work of fashion design majors.

Reporter Alyse Smith was on the scene — and one of the models!

Here’s the video (the show starts at 19:40) as it was live-streamed Saturday, followed by stills:

Tajiel Wesley’s kimono-and-shorts design on model Jalen Morant 🩳 📸 (Alyse Smith)

Alyse Smith models Khaila Smith’s top and skirt 👠

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