Photo by Justin Chan. SCADstyle’s panel discussion panel held on April 10 at SCADshow, was an exciting glance into the world of fashion publication. Special guests Kristina O’Neill, the editor in chief
The Winter 2017 issue of SCAN Magazine featured a dramatic and beautiful look at student designed garments in its "Exotica" fashion spread. From more than 12 hours of preparation and
By Allison Bolt. Part two of a three-part series. Read part one here. Studio publicity still, Creative Commons. Florence Lawrence was the first person to be considered a movie star
Students flooded SCADshow to see Dallas Shaw at the latest SCADstyle event April 13. The turnout was so large, a venue change was needed to accommodate everyone. Photo by Justin Chan.
SCAD alumna Mary Kathryn Martinson may have graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design, but she chose to follow her passion for jewelry design, and she created
Art students are known for expressing themselves creatively through their outfits. Let’s meet SCAD Atlanta’s Sammantha Johnson, a luxury and fashion management graduate student. The Connector: What inspires your style?
Art students are known for expressing themselves creatively through their outfits. Let’s meet SCAD Atlanta’s Mary Rodes, a luxury and fashion management graduate student. The Connector: How would you describe
Here are five accessories to help you start off the new quarter with a fresh look: 1. A new agenda. Having an agenda is one of the most important things to have when
Caroline Ruder, a fashion design graduate student at SCAD Atlanta, designed a formal gown made completely out of napkins for Georgia-Pacific's Susan G. Komen gala "Bubbles and Bling." The dress
Art students are known for expressing themselves creatively through their outfits. Let’s meet SCAD Atlanta’s Armando Maldonado a second-year fashion student. The Connector: Where do you get your inspiration for your