As head of logistics and president of Fashion Society, I had the amazing opportunity to work with Dye It Red magazine to conceptualize and bring to life the Moonlight Mirage Fashion Show. The event was so much more than just a runway— it was a testament to fashion with a purpose, showcasing the magic of self-expression and creativity, while acting as a statement to push towards a more fashionably conscious future.
The entirely of the fashion in the show was secondhand sourced, meaning vintage, thrifted, Depoped, or flea marketed. With over 200 attendees, 75 Depop goodie bags, 60 team members, 19 models, 10 photographers, 3 campus magazines, 2 sponsors, 1 documentary team, 1 photobooth, and a whole bunch of fabulous fashion, it was a truly unforgettable day.