The University Activities Board’s second annual Project Runway challenged participants to create a stylish garment from unusual materials and then send it down the catwalk. A panel of judges included one of the top two finalists from season eight of the real Project Runway, Mondo Guerra.
Read the original story: “‘Mondo’ fashion show at Wright State University.”
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- The University Activities Board held its second annual Project Runway competition.
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- Mondo Guerra, runner-up of “Project Runway” season 8, was a guest judge.
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- Prior to the competition, Guerra spoke to the audience about living with HIV.
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- Guerra, who is HIV positive, spoke of his own personal battle with the virus.
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- Following Mondo’s presentation, competitors had just a couple hours to create their fashions.
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- Participants could use any materials except fabric.
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- At the end of the competition, models walked the catwalk in their garments.
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- Prizes were awarded for the top looks.
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- The event was organized by Emily Sexton.
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