Ten Academy of Art Students to Showcase 1970s-Era, Halston-Inspired Looks In Union Square
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Ten Academy of Art Students to Showcase 1970s-Era, Halston-Inspired Looks In Union Square
"The event will celebrate the 1970s-era designer's impact on American fashion and culture, starting off with a VIP reception at Top of the Mark for an exhibit of Halston's archives."
"The students will present their designs on the runway, which were created as part of a year-long exploration of Halston's archives in competition for the foundation's scholarship."
"Halston first gained fame designing Jacqueline Kennedy's famous pillbox hat, which she wore to JFK's 1961 presidential inauguration."
"Halston, who moved to San Francisco at the end of his life to be with his siblings, died in 1990 at age 57 of AIDS-related cancer."
The Love Halston Foundation and Academy of Art University are hosting a fashion event in Union Square to benefit a scholarship fund. The event honors Halston's influence on American fashion, beginning with a VIP reception showcasing his archives. Students will present designs inspired by Halston's work, competing for a scholarship. The winner will be announced at the end of the show. Halston, known for his minimalist designs and iconic creations, significantly impacted 1970s fashion before his death in 1990.
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