First of all, a HUGE thank you to everyone who came out for Fashion’s Night Out: “Celebrating Slow”.  The night was a huge success and all the panelists, designers, and workshop leaders had a great time and the energy was electric.  We had a great turnout for Hacking Sustainable Fashion and the Slow Fashion Panel could not have had a more intrigued audience.  The Textile Arts Center is so pleased with how the night went that we are having another event this Friday!  Don’t forget to check out the amazing textile artwork at Cutting Edge: A Celebration of Fiber Friday from 8-11pm curated by Joetta Maue.

For those that were unable to come to this amazing event don’t fret we documented the whole thing.  And if you still want to purchase from your favorite designers, all of them are online!

Panel Discussion (from the left): Titania Inglis, Greta Eagan, Caitlin Mociun

Panel Discussion: Caitlin Mociun, Shabd Simon-Alexander, Sarah Scaturro

The Sustainable Fashion Panel was moderated by Jill Fehrenbacher.

Hacking Sustainable Fashion provided by Giana González and Sarah Scaturro.

Diligent Hacking Sustainable Fashion participants creating their manifestos.

Rising Tide Fair Trade

Shopper at Titania Inglis’ booth

Shabd Simon-Alexander’s collection

M2 Jewelry — Rubber necklaces and pins

Shannon South and her amazing up-cycled leather bags.

Jill Fehrenbacher founder of Ecouterre.com hanging around {Odette}

{Odette} Necklaces

Mociun fabrics.

Glenn Robinson from Bags for the People having a laugh.

Natural Dyeing workshop with Isa Rodrigues.

Cupcakes by SS Cake and Cookie Creations.

As you can see fun was had by all.  Once again thank you Ecouterre.com, all our panelists, designers,Hacking Sustainable Fashion, Bags for the People, Sewing Rebellion, Isa, all our sponsors, and of course all of you who came out to support the Center!

Stop by and join us again for our Grand Opening Celebration and Premier Gallery Exhibition: “Cutting Edge: A Celebration of Fiber”!