Fashion Show
The 2026 CCAD Fashion Show invited guests to experience fashion in a new way—up close, in motion, and alive within the gallery.
Set inside the Canzani Center and Beeler Gallery, this year’s show transformed the traditional runway into an immersive fashion exhibition celebrating the next generation of creative talent.
Featuring collections from graduating Fashion Design seniors alongside bold creations from students across design disciplines, the evening showcased fashion as wearable art—where craftsmanship, concept, and creative vision come together on the body.
The CCAD Fashion Show is more than a showcase—it’s a launchpad for emerging artists and designers shaping the future of fashion.
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Fashion Design at CCAD
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2026 Highlights
CRY BOY CRY
Aspen Grazier
Beauty is Pain
Ben Williams
Wearable Art
Maurielle Cooper
Wearable Art
Lillian Watson
Wearable Art
Kim Kratt
Wearable Art
Kiki Lo Raso
Wearable Art
Kaitlyn Wingler
Wearable Art
Ibrahim Mansaray
Wearable Art
Chandler Carter
Wearable Art
Cameron Hughes
Wearable Art
Bunny Pipik
Wearable Art
Breyana Kemp
CRY BOY CRY
Aspen Grazier’s collection examines high-femme identity as a powerful and transgressive force, challenging traditional perceptions of beauty and gender expression. Drawing from fashion history and subversive cultural references, the work celebrates visibility, resistance, and joy—encouraging individuals to take up space unapologetically.
Beauty is Pain
Ben Williams’ collection explores the tension between beauty and discomfort, drawing inspiration from the idea of skin falling away to reveal what lies beneath. Through sculptural forms and dramatic silhouettes, the work transforms a visceral concept into something both striking and elegant—demonstrating a deep commitment to craftsmanship and conceptual design.
Beauty is Pain
Ben Williams
2026
Wearable Art
Maurielle Cooper
2026
Wearable Art
Lillian Watson
2027
Wearable Art
Kim Kratt
2026
Wearable Art
Kiki Lo Raso
2026
Wearable Art
Kaitlyn Wingler
2026
Wearable Art
Ibrahim Mansaray
2026
Wearable Art
Chandler Carter
2026
Wearable Art
Cameron Hughes
2026
Wearable Art
Breyana Kemp
2026
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