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...neck. At 5 p.m., Hays sets down her partially-finished pieces and breaks out the lint roller. A layer of white dust, the remnants of the sacrificial teddy bear, covers everything in the room. The design must be clean so it can be fitted to the model, who is soon to arrive. Hays and her model arrive at the Sanctum in the nick of time, the latter looking like an alien from the Elizabethan era. The result is beautiful...
...stalked the makeshift catwalk, the lower level of The Crimson teamed with last minute activity. Thea S. Morton ’06-’08 was taping, Kathleen H. Chen ’09 was pinning, Lucy W. Baird ’10 was chatting with her model, and Alexandra M. Hays ’09 was... nowhere to be found...
...Finally, giggling as she strode through the doors, came model Anne E. Austin ’10. Wearing a lacy black and white dress, adorned with a train of like-colored flowers, Austin evoked the image of a flower girl... gone slightly...
...entire white skirt with cascades of black flowers, illustrating both the griminess and beauty of cities. But by 11 a.m. the next morning, the plan has been slightly altered—as has Chen’s original tranquility. Instead of a dress cascading with flowers, Chen is fitting model Anne E. Austin ’10 in a simple white lace skirt and black cami. “So here’s the deal,” says Chen, frantically pinning a few of the abandoned flowers to the back of the skirt...
...before Baird heads off to the Sablière punch party, hoping she’s in “a fit state to work” when she returns. She is. But the ticking clock isn’t her only remaining obstacle. After a quick fitting with model Erinn V. Westbrook ’10, Baird sews together the seam of the dress… backwards. Time for take two. “I think this will work,” she says. “And if not…let’s not think about...