Collection by FIDM Advanced Fashion Design Student, Benny Dam. Encouraged by mother, a former seamstress, and his father to become a designer, Dam's interest in fashion began when he was 13 years old. He describes his collection as "structured, disciplined and lean" juxtaposed by shape that creates volume and release.

Collection by FIDM Advanced Fashion Design Student, Kelly Knaggs. Signal Snowboards designed by FIDM Graphic Design Students Kelsi Calhoun, Jon Ezell, Henson Garcia, Regina Gomez, Patrick Lee, Joe Macri, Jade Mc Lain, Quinn Palmer, Krislyn Perez, Anthony Rodriguez and Angelica Villegas.

Collection by FIDM Advanced Fashion Design Student, Octavius Terry, whose alternative red carpet collection highlights the power of women and men.

Gowns designed by FIDM Advanced Fashion Design Students for the 2013 Presidential Inaugural luncheon in Washington, D.C. sponsored by the California State Society.

Collection by FIDM Advanced Fashion Design Student, Christine Ko, whose designs were inspired by a rose and features beautiful shades of burgundy and grey.

Collection by FIDM Advanced Fashion Design Student, Maggie Jean King. As a former theatre student, King designed a children's collection full of personality, color, and whimsy.

Knitwear collection by FIDM Advanced Fashion Design Student, Katie Chick, who was inspired by the Greek Islands.

Collection by FIDM Advanced Fashion Design Student, Jordan Blake Service, a Chicago native whose fashion designs were inspired by the theme of "reconstruction vs. deconstruction. "

FIDM Advanced Fashion Design Student Britt Luttio designed the black, white, and red fashion collection defined by shape, pattern, and scale.

Collection by FIDM Advanced Fashion Design Student and former professional dancer, Bradon McDonald, whose innovative designs were inspired by the cliffs of Paradise Cove and Point Dume in Malibu, California.

Collection by FIDM Advanced Fashion Design Student, Ahmad Murtaza, a cancer survivor who has lived all over the world including in Bangladesh, Pakistan, Dubai, Canada, and New Jersey. Murtaza designed his fashion runway collection around the theme of "East meets West."

Cotton Incorporated's Chairing Styles project allows FIDM Students from three majors to collaborate: Textile Design, Fashion Design, and Interior Design. The Textile Design students design the fabric for the upholstery and the clothing, the Interior Design students design a chair that incorporates the fabric, and the Fashion Design students create an outfit that matches the chair. Interior Design students are paired with a chair manufacturer who donates their materials and craftsmanship to...