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This show started in 1929; Washington University School of Art students showed their work to local gament manufacturers, who promptly stitched up the best designs, inaugurating "junior" clothes sizes and making a fortune. Today, it's fully choreographed, as extravant as a Paris couture show and as flashy as a Broadway revue. The models glided onto the Saint Louis Galleria runway in opera coats paired with black gowns, skirts inspired by wine and grapes and the students' siganture collections.
This show started in 1929; Washington University School of Art students showed their work to local gament manufacturers, who promptly stitched up the best designs, inaugurating "junior" clothes sizes and making a fortune. Today, it's fully choreographed, as extravant as a Paris couture show and as flashy as a Broadway revue. The models glided onto the Saint Louis Galleria runway in opera coats paired with black gowns, skirts inspired by wine and grapes and the students' siganture collections.
