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April 19, 2011 Style Photo Story: Jason Phillip Gagnon Jason Gagnon, left, takes a peek from backstage to see how the first run-through of the Threads Fashion Show is going on Friday afternoon. (Mike Mulholland | Editor-in-Chief) THREADS 2011 Fashion Show was underway on Saturday April 16. THREADS is a student-run fashion show production and exhibition put on by the Fashion Association of Merchandising and Design. This was the first year the show was in McGurik Area, at the new Central Michigan University Events Center. The doors and exhibition opened at 6 p.m., with the show debuting at 7 p.m. General admission was $10 and VIP tickets were sold for $15. “Lost in the SnowFire,” is how Jason Gagnon, an apparel merchandising and design junior and co-producer of THREADS, described his line. This was his very first time producing the show alongside, Alissa Berriman. He looked to nature and blossoming flowers for inspiration for this collection. For his line, Gagnon pictured the early spring time, when the snow is thawing and the air is full of fog and mystery. The collection was all about flow and movement, with very tense colors. When asked about his line, Gagnon said his clothes were for the modern, feminine women, with a taste for new age fashion. His pieces were made for all types of women, with all different body shapes. (Mike Mulholland | Editor-in-Chief) His pieces were draped across his models, and were made of different types of silk and denim which he hand dyed Gagnon’s models were Malinda Schmidt, Miranda Tenhove, Brittany Eising, Breanna Ward, Aleisha Hansen, Stephanie Burnham, Katie Grover and Rebeka Bolema. Jason talks with his models before their run-through on Friday afternoon. (Mike Mulholland | Editor-in-Chief) Katie Grover, a 16-year-old and a sophomore at Alma High School, as well as Gagnon’s cousin, was a model for him in the show. Grover said it was a lot of fun modeling for her cousin and she loved the denim and beaded neckline of her outfit. Jason adjusts the hat this his model, Miranda Tenhove, wore during the first run-through on Friday afternoon. (Mike Mulholland | Editor-in-Chief) Jason's model, Malinda Schmidt walks down the runway during the Threads Fashion Show on Saturday evening. (Mike Mulholland | Editor-in-Chief) Jason waves to the crowd after his line's run on the runway. (Mike Mulholland | Editor-in-Chief) Jason watches the LCD screen backstage with model, Rebeka Bolema, during the Threads Fashion Show on Saturday evening. (Mike Mulholland | Editor-in-Chief)
