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The February “Get Lit” discussion at Valley Bar on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2017 involved thought-provoking ideas of how people consume media in the era of a Trump presidency.
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The February “Get Lit” discussion at Valley Bar on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2017 involved thought-provoking ideas of how people consume media in the era of a Trump presidency.
The February “Get Lit” discussion at Valley Bar on Feb. 2 involved thought-provoking ideas of how we consume media and the era of a Trump presidency.
Kelli Butler, Arizona State Representative of District 28, spoke to a room of college students in Phoenix, Arizona on Friday, Oct. 14, 2016 during the election about her hopes for education.
Kelli Butler, Arizona State Representative of District 28, spoke to a room of college students in Phoenix, Arizona on Friday, Oct. 14, 2016 during the election about her hopes for education.
Along with fashion show footage and the clothing, the "Emphatics" exhibit contained real, intricate invitations to fashion shows such as French fashion designer's, Jean Paul Gaultier.
The new "Emphatics" exhibit attracted an immense amount of attention crowding the Phoenix Art Museum throughout the first Friday of November.
Karin Legato, co-founder of the Emphatics boutique and archive, points out the intricate details of an original Issey Miyake design.
Visitors walk through the "Emphatics" exhibit at the Phoenix Art Museum, which had details at every turn from videos of past fashion shows to mannequins dressed in vintage designer clothes.
Some First Friday visitors at the Phoenix Art Museum were able to experience the "Emphatics" exhibit early before its opening day on Sunday, Nov, 6.
Phoenix College hosted a Third-Friday art gallery on Friday, Oct. 21, 2016.
(From left to right) The Business of Fashion Club's executive board consists of students Reid Edwards, the merchandise manager; Leah Tsonis, the brand director; Lauren Carr-Gasso, the logistics director; with Audree Lopez visiting; Hannah Gur-Arie, vice president; Madison Morrow, president; and Bryana Blackmon, the operations director.
Over 50 students attended the Business of Fashion Club special event, "A New York Minute With Audree Lopez," on Oct. 6, 2016. Lopez touched on her collaborations with multiple big name brands since starting her blog, "Simply Audree Kate."
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