With stops along the way to our favorite to-go food places, Surf Bagel, Whole Foods and Trader Joe's, Queen Janice and I traveled to St. Timothy's School to see the annual International Fashion Show of Wearable Art. The art students, including our beloved Sage, put together ensembles using recycled materials, all according to the theme: Late Night Television. Roaming backstage for a bit, it became obvious that the girls had devoted themselves to the project, even if it meant meticulously dripping coffee into the plumbing of a skirt.
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| Starbucks Ensemble |
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| Coffee filled tubes around the waist |
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| Sage's creation: Construction |
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| Combining cardboard and foam insulation on a plastic bodice with wire skirt, all adorned with nails. |
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| Cardboard, Cork, and Cape |
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| Circuit Board Top and Insulation Skirt |
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| Potato Chip Bag Flapper Dress |
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| Tissue Paper Peplum |
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| Photo Hard Shell Dress |
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| Vintage Vogue-esque Newspaper Dress |
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| Playing Card and Garbage Bag Vest |
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| Paint Swatch Ball Gown |
Be innovative.
Love,
Kateland
