That's a wrap on Omaha Fashion Week's Spring 2022 Virtual Series, so let's take a look back on our virtual discussions that were free to the public. From discussions with our friends at Polimoda Fashion School to learning ways to overcome bullying and insecurities in the fashion industry and supporting local designers through a runway show. The virtual discussions came to life in an informative, interactive, and motivational way. A glance back to our Virtual Series!
Launching a Sustainable Product Line with POLIMODA Fashion School
Head of Commercial Development, Niccolò Sbaraglia, speaks on sustainability in the fashion industry and the process of creating a viable product line. With expertise in leather goods and commercial development, this is a thought-provoking discussion on environmental practices in fashion.
In the Room: Iconic Moments in Fashion with Marylou Luther
Fashion Journalist, Marylou Luther, shares from a wealth of expertise in the fashion industry as she discusses her top 10 moments in fashion history. Starting at the 1950s and moving on to the present age, this discussion focuses on the ever-changing nature of fashion and what it was like to be in the room during groundbreaking moments.
Making It with Develop Model Management
Chat with Develop Model Management and its panel of experienced models about what making it in the industry can look like. Justice Jamal Jones, Katelyn Smith, and Miranda Tingley share their vast expertise with global modeling and fostering positivity in the community.
Student Night Panel Discussion
Industry experts share their experiences coming up in their respective fields. Hear from Alyssa Dilts, Owner and Director of Develop Model Management, as she shares a compelling video on anti-bullying. The video was crafted by another panelist, Heather Hooton, Co-Owner and Fashion Photographer at Heather & Jameson. This sparks discussion amongst the panel on staying positive in a sometimes negative world. Borris Powell, Owner and Fashion Designer at Borris Powell, shares insights on overcoming obstacles and those who told him he would not make it. Keith Rodger, Audio Engineer at Make Believe Studios and Music Director at Omaha Fashion Week, echos his remarks and inspires a discussion on outsmarting those who come up against you. Maddi Hebner, Owner and Creative Director at Madison Hebner Creative Studio, shares remarks on her doubts and successes with launching her own business. Rose Petty, Lead Makeup Artist with OFWBA, remarks that doubts are projected by others and positive self-talk will go a long way to meeting your goals.
Local Love: A Runway Show with The Fashion Guild at Fashion Arts Collective
Support local fashion designers at the Fashion Arts Collective while enjoying a virtual runway showcase experience featuring models from Develop Model Management. Cap off a week of events during Omaha Fashion Week’s Spring 2022: A Virtual Series. Join in on the fun and fashion!
Learn about how The Fashion Guild works to support the Fashion Arts Collective. The mission of the Fashion Arts Collective is to provide students and regional fashion designers with mentoring, training, resources, and industry network opportunities to fulfill their creative potential in the fashion industry. Become a member of The Fashion Guild to receive exclusive community benefits like discounts on OFW tickets, access to workshops & live events, and a free sweatshirt.
Designer Applications are NOW OPEN! Apply to showcase your designs on the Omaha Fashion Week Runway during the Fall 2022 season, taking place August 24th-28th at the Omaha Design Center.
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