As Palomar works to adapt to the changes and challenges of COVID-19, the Fashion Program worked to contribute their sewing skills to making much-needed masks for their community.
According to Rita Campo...
Community and Creativity with Christine Howell of Dear Survivor
Christine Howell’s studio in downtown San Diego is a sight for sore eyes, but walk a block away in any direction and you are bound...
Story by Kiana Teixeira
There is a hidden gem on campus that not many students know about called Comets Closet. Comets closet is a clothing bank where students can come and get free clothes that they...
Story by Ashley Romero
SAN MARCOS --- The Fashion and Merchandising Department opened a clothing bank for the students of Palomar in Fall 2018.
The clothing bank is known as the Comet’s Closet....
The obesity epidemic around the world is not only gaining weight, but traction thanks to a social justice phenomenon called “The Fat Acceptance Movement.”
Fat acceptance is a phrase used by many...
Once upon a time during the Spring 2018 New York Fashion Week, the ‘ugly’ dad sneaker trend was born.
Designers such as Gucci and Balenciaga have recently popularized the dad shoe trend, and...
Some kids play sports, others pursue music, some kids do drag.
Children now more than ever have the freedom to do whatever they want. Boys don’t always play sports and girls don’t always dance....
It all starts with a dream, an abundance of passion, a few sketches, mood boards, patterns, model fittings, and viola, a fashion collection is born.
On May 11, the Center for the Arts in Escondido opened...
Palomar’s 70th Annual MODA fashion show was in six and a half hours, and whether I had previous experience or not, my goal was to be electric.
The fashion shows arena, The California Center for the...
by Sheila Izvernari
Palomar College presented the MODA 70 Years of Style fashion show, May 4 at the California Center for the Arts in Escondido.
The Fashion Design and Merchandising students showcase...
Style trends will begin to change as fall deepens and winter approaches. Palomar students share their style choices for the coming "chilly" holiday months.