83rd annual Fashion Design Show April 29

As a designer, who wants to make his statement," says Jennifer Ingram, Assistant Professor of WH Smith Sam Fox School of Visual Arts and Trendy design. "You want to inspire, motivate you want, you want to communicate a kind of emotion . "
These ambitions and will be full screen on the Plaza Frontenac on April 29 leaving a legacy, Sam Fox School 83rd annual exhibition of fashion design, reached the track. The choreography of all, the flamboyant style of Paris will feature dozens of dozens of models with costumes created by nine to ten major and minor.

But the show this year is also a heritage in particular. He is retired Jeigh Singleton, who began teaching at the University of Washington in 1972 and directed the Fashion Design Program since 1987.
"Jeigh is unique - a legendary instructor," said Ingram, former fashion Singleton studied before graduating in 2004, she spent several years working in the fashion industry before returning. on campus last fall.
"It has always been a mentor to me," said Ingram. In fact, in creating their own lines, "I will Jeigh for advice. What is missing, how can I do this to myself, what is needed to push the drama?
"Jeigh has to do with the tragedy," he added with a smile.
This wedding dress Jung Hyun Lee was inspired by the waveforms, as abstract sculptures, cast here as a cascade of folds. The model is Shameeka Greene. Photo by Jennifer Silverberg. Download the contract."Glitz and Glamour"
As a student, Ingram participated in 2003 and 2004, the program of fashion shows, both held in St. Louis Galleria.
"I loved the glitz and glamor of it," she says. "There is something to see their clothes on the catwalk with professional models, lighting and production. This is what I bring a legacy. "
And certainly, if the title is a tribute to Singleton, Ingram said, it also celebrates the achievements of students, especially seniors who are leaving.
"Each of these creators put a distinctive stamp on everything they do," he said. "They are models, covered with muslin, the choice of fabrics.
"This show is his statement."
Program
Leaving a legacy is open to groups of four each autumn dress for each of nine seniors, for a total of 36 eyes. Inspirations range from geometry class and arts and crafts movement of "Thirty Flirty" and the work of Frank Lloyd Wright.
Thus, the lower class must fall right on the theme of "Basic Training" and then return to the elderly with winter coats inspired by the 1940s. Other groups will focus on knitwear, separates and dresses Primavera.
At the end of the show will be the signature collections of older people, each a fully coordinated clothing line tailored to specific audiences based on a specific topic. Inspirations for this range of years of "gold of Egypt" and "Daughters of the earth" to "style primary" and "New Spring".
All articles are selected by a panel of university professors and local design professionals. Guest judges for 2012 include Project Runway Laura Kathleen graduate, specialist image Ellen Soule, Brauer and Janey Thompson, co-owner of Berrybridge married.

This tulle dress Corissa Santos has a navy blue shirt with stripes and a pleated skirt 50's-detail below. The model is Heather Rice. Photo by Jennifer Silverberg. Download the contract.Tickets and schedules
Leave a legacy begins at 19 am on Sunday, April 29, at Plaza Frontenac. Tickets are $ 65 for general seating or $ 50 for students.
Tickets are available through the Edison Theatre Box Office, (314) 935-6543, with a limited number at the door.
Before the show at 6:00 p.m., there will be a reception held at the Wells laboratory Jamie Presson, fashion and old master's student in sculpture in progress, and the second Madeline Docherty.
Leaving a legacy is chaired by lawyer Susan Block (BFA'76) and co-organized by the Bloc and Sayska Emmink-Byron, director of communications for the Alliance of Art.
The stylists are directed by Dominic Bertani Michael Hall Sunday, which made the hair of models of the past 20 years. Models for Shiseido cosmetics makeup will be led by Sheila Molina, and students of the school of Paul Mitchell. The shoe is provided by Brown Shoe.
Lighting, audio track is technical and technology Trent Joyce Productions. DJ Doug Curtis mechanical productions.
Starring students creators receive a variety of scholarships, prizes and cash rewards. On Sunday Michael Silver Scissors Designer of the Year is awarded to a remarkably high at the end of the afternoon. Block sponsors the Silver Ripper Award, presented to an outstanding young man

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