On Monday, six students in the Art of Horticulture (HORT 2010) modeled outfits they fashioned from various plant materials for other students in the course, and answered their classmates’ questions about their materials and process.
Creations ranged from a lion’s mane headdress to an ensemble portraying the Greek myth of Demeter and Persephone.
While the abundant fall foliage was a popular foundation material, other plant materials used by the students included grass seedheads, willow branches, hot peppers, pine needles, mosses, birch bark, citrus skins, acorn caps, various flowers and leaves and more.
View more images in the gallery pages at the Art of Horticulture website.