April 8, 2024
Mesa College Fashion Redux Celebrating Cross-Border Flows
Public Invited to the Annual Mesa College Fashion and San Diego History Center Event
By Jennifer Kearns
San Diego, CA ---- FASHION REDUX 2024: Cross-Border Flows finale party and fashion show with this year’s designer challenge focuses on historic
garments. Relive it – or experience it anew. Fashion Redux is an annual design competition
for students in the Fashion Program at San Diego Mesa College. This year’s exhibit
is based on the idea that San Diego’s geographical location has fostered a unique
cultural exchange seen through a variety of examples from the History Center’s Historic
Textile Collection.
Four finalists have their completed designs on exhibit at the San Diego History Center,
along with the inspiration pieces from the Historic Clothing and Textile Collection
on exhibit starting April 11, 2024.
Program includes gallery opening, presentation of final four garments with live models,
voting and announcement of the People’s Choice Award, and a Q&A with the student designers.
Beverages and light refreshments will be available for purchase.
Date/Time: Fashion ReDux Opening Night Reception
Thursday, April 11, 2024, 6:00-8:00 pm
Tickets: SDHC Members and students; $10, General: $15
Tickets available via the San Diego History Center website at sandiegohistory.org
Location: San Diego History Center in Balboa Park
1649 El Prado, Suite 3
San Diego, CA 92101
Free parking
Contact: Jordyn Smiley at jsmiley@sdccd.edu
About the San Diego Mesa College Fashion Program
As part of San Diego Mesa College's Fashion program, students can create inventive
designs and projects while informing our culture. Students will learn how to capture
their artistic vision efficiently by using digital technology, and apply knowledge
from courses in sketching, sewing, pattern making, and draping to physically bring
designs to life. Students will learn styling, how to interpret trends, and execute
stunning visual displays. In addition, students will be using the latest technologies
to track sales, interpret analytics, and create tech-packs and marketing materials.
Mesa students immerse themselves in the local fashion community with opportunities
to participate in field excursions and study abroad, hold internship positions, and
learn from our expert faculty and knowledgeable guest speakers. Mesa’s curriculum
is curated by faculty who possess extensive industry experiences with insights from
an advisory committee of fashion professionals. Students will find support on and
off campus to achieve their goals to enter a fashion profession or pursue further
education at another institution. Our alumni have competed on Project Runway and found
employment with Dior, Steve Madden, Volcom, and many more.
Learn more at: www.sdmesa.edu/fashion
About The San Diego History Center
The San Diego History Center, a Smithsonian Affiliate, has been preserving our region’s history and making it available to the public since
1928. It operates its flagship museum in the heart of Balboa Park as well as the Junípero Serra Museum in historic Presidio Park and tells the diverse stories from our region’s past. The
History Center is the steward of our heritage and the principal resource for San Diego
history. No other institution is solely devoted to preserving San Diego’s collective
history and enhancing community identity. For more information visit www.sandiegohistory.org
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