The 17th annual MUF&D fashion show is absolutely ‘ethereal’

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In all gold and black, senior botany and fashion double major Laura Schonken’s “Paisley Isles” collection offered a glimpse into the Palace of Versailles. The models walking the catwalk would fit right into an art gallery, matching the golden frames and Renaissance art. At the same time, the collection had a 100% ’70s feel. Most of the pieces use the same material — a stunning gold, paisley brocade. Subtle fringe adorns corset tops, skirts and jeans. Simplistic and sleek, “Paisley Isles” had a rich and consistent contribution toward the entire theme.

By far one of the most eye-catching collections in the show was senior art and entrepreneurship double major Katie and senior art education major Molly Ensor’s “We’re All Going to Limbo.” Quilted materials and baby blues matching with stark bright reds looked like something out of “The Shining.” Bows, leg warmers and red star decals tied the pieces to the theme. Harnesses and leather chokers were staple accessories in the collection, adding a grunge