Students in Seneca College’s School of Fashion program held their annual showcase after a three-year hiatus.
Redefining Design has been held annually since the 1960s, except for 2020 through 2022 when it was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Professional models walked the runway wearing students’ designs, ranging from avant-garde and evening wear to contemporary and streetwear.
Faculty Ahmad Zargaran, school of fashion, puts the final touch on a model outfit before hitting the catwalk at Seneca College’s graduating student year end fashion show called Redefining Design held at the Newnham Campus.
School of Fashion faculty member Ahmad Zargaran puts the final touches on a model’s outfit before hitting the runway.
Student Beverley Greene, cosmetic techniques management, fixes a model hair before she heads out on the runway.
Beverley Greene, student of cosmetic techniques management, fixes a model’s hair before she heads out on the runway.
A model has her makeup touched up by cosmetic techniques management student Manu George Varghese backstage.
A model has her makeup touched up by cosmetic techniques management student Manu George Varghese backstage.
A model walks the catwalk wearing a School of Fashion design student at the graduating class end of year show called Redefining Design held at the Newnham Campus.
A model walks the runway wearing a School of Fashion student’s design.
Models walk the runway showcasing designs by Seneca College’s graduating fashion students.
Models walk the runway showcasing designs by Seneca College’s graduating fashion students.
A model walks the catwalk wearing a school of fashion student design.
A model walks the runway wearing a School of Fashion student’s design.
Audience members applaud Seneca’s School of Fashion students after showing their designs.
Audience members applaud Seneca’s School of Fashion students after showing their designs.
