The students will showcase their work for sale, or find people who would like to commission a custom project in photography, art or fashion.
Isabel Murphy, a Highlands senior, came up with the idea to launch her newest Cheapfit fashion collection.
“I interned for a luxury clothing designer last year and helped support her fashion shows. I saw how powerful an event can be in helping artists reach their audience. We have so many talented artists at Highlands whose work should be discovered,” said Murphy.
Isabel Murphy: Fashion
Caleb Parks: Photography
Ansley Grimm: Art and Photography
Lexie Crawford: Photography
Sydney Cooper: Poetry Book
Ella Surrey: Art
“Highlands and my fashion teacher Mrs. Wagner have been very supportive of my Cheapfit fashion business that I started last year. When I heard Dr. Cheser’s vision for the Launch Studio, I knew it was the perfect location for my fashion show. I hope that this event will spark other students to take their talent and become entrepreneurs while still in high school.”
This will be the first fashion show put on by a Highlands student.
According to Murphy, her Cheapfit collection is "a new take on simple everyday clothing that a young adult in New York might wear as they flow between their work and social lives. The collection uses color pops, patterns and construction to give the clothing a fresh look."
Murphy submitted the designs as part of her application to the Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD) where she plans to attend this fall.
"Seeing my ideas come to fruition at a fashion show is the perfect end to her high school fashion education."
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