Vancouver Fashion Week S/S19 Runway

LaSalle College Vancouver kicked off Vancouver Fashion Week where our students presented SHE. For the 19^th season, LCV student designers came together with a unique theme to create one cohesive show. The young designers were tasked with researching an influential woman in history to gain their inspiration to create five unique looks.

In this Spring/Summer 2019 show the audience experienced thought-provoking collections based on Florence Nightingale, Violet Trefusis, Jean Harlow and Grace Jones from our students Si-Man Cheung, Nasrine Damroudi, Yating Chung and  Zhengyu “Jo” Zhou

The students featured in the show were selected from our Fashion Design program after submitting illustrations and design boards. The work showcased was the result of countless hours and dedication by the students.

This season’s show is once again produced by renowned stylist and fashion show producer Tracey Pincott. The garments were showcased by the talented models from Lizbell Agency.

About LaSalle College Vancouver

LaSalle College Vancouver is a boutique applied arts school located in beautiful Vancouver, which is situated between stunning mountains and the Pacific Ocean. With over 30 creative programs, pursuing your studies at LCV will put you ahead of the game and allow you to discover all the facets of the different career opportunities available in the world of design, media arts, and culinary arts. LCV’s objective is to offer high-quality education and to develop your creative potential. This institution not only offers creative career studies but also offers students opportunities to create, experiment, and grow every day.

About LCI Education

LCI Education traces its origins back to LaSalle College in Montreal, which was founded in 1959. Present today on five continents, the LCI Education network consists of 23 select higher education institutions, and some 2,500 employees offering instruction to over 15,000 students throughout the world each year. From one country to the next, LCI Education favours the harmonization of its programs, which makes for greater flexibility, better control over the quality of its services, and deeper respect towards the various cultures it works with.