Savannah College of Art and Design Fall 2026 Ready-to-Wear
The Savannah College of Art and Design showcased its Class of 2026 in a vibrant outdoor fashion show. Students expressed personal narratives through their designs, reflecting both optimism and the impact of grief. The event highlighted innovative menswear, a return to formal dressing, and eco-conscious materials.
- ▪The student show featured over 60 graduating seniors and included performances by Lil Buck and Jeremiah Ellis.
- ▪Men's fashion was a highlight, with collections showcasing innovative designs and techniques borrowed from womenswear.
- ▪Many graduates used upcycled materials to convey an eco message, with standout pieces made from handmade materials and recycled items.
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Uncertainty defines the present moment, but SCAD’s Class of 2026 is heading confidently into the future. That’s not to say the students are pollyannaish. A good number of students are using their practices to work through personal trauma; they are not letting grief define them. As Dean of Fashion Dirk Standen put it, “They are clear eyed but also optimistic about the future. What I get from these students is that fashion matters now more than ever.”The student show, presented in an outdoor space at the SCAD museum in which a colorful, cloud-like textile piece by Janet Echelman was hung, opened with a performance by Lil Buck and Jeremiah Ellis, and featured the work of more than 60 graduating seniors.In keeping with the expansion of interest and innovation in menswear that we’re seeing in…
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