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SLCC Fashion Institute Students Show Original Designs at Spring Fashion Event

Students from Salt Lake Community College’s Fashion Institute will showcase their original designs at Fashion Place's Spring Fashion Event. The event will be held at the Fashion Place Mall, located at 6161 South State Street in Murray, on April 5, from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.

The event is free and open to the public. In addition to the Fashion Institute’s original formalwear designs, stores ranging from large national chains like Macy’s and Gap to local boutique shops such as Bastille and Bohme will present the latest spring fashion trends for children and adults.

University of Utah ballroom dancers will also perform the Cha Cha on the runway and Zuzann Audette’s fashion photography display 'Reflections On Venus' will be shown in Art Meets Fashion.

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