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The Visionaries Issue

The Notebooks Issue

Volume 17, Number 2 (Spring 2024)

Perfect 10: A decade of FIT's Film and Media program

Fashion Beyond the Binary: Alums who offer great designs for every gender

Web3 is Coming: We'll break it down for you

Packaging for a New Generation: PepsiCo's branding innovation

Innovation Incubation Iteration Education: Fashion's future is happening in the FIT Infor/DTech lab

Safe House: A peek inside The Museum at FIT's new, state-of-the-art storage facility

Packaging fora New Generation: PepsiCo's branding innovation
Skin Deep? Go Deeper: She helps implement L'Oréal's comprehensive eco-initiative
Sustainable Beauty: Three companies focus on their footprint
Prints Charming: Get to know Sogé Studio, a rising star in textile design
Brilliant Work: Magnificent project from a master of lighting

America: The Argument - What is American style? You tell us
Icon/Update: Five American classics — and how they're changing
Special Delivery: Remembering the Sears catalog, an American invention
The New Guard: Who's next in American fashion?
The Next Great American Designer?: Peter Do '14, "the Halston of the next generation"
Modern Heirlooms: Mimi Prober '12 incorporates old materials into evocative designs

FESTURES -- Special section: Social Justice
Reaching Toward Equity: President Brown on the founding and mission of the new Social Justice Center ; An Inclusive FIT: Voices from the Community: Faculty, students, and staff describe their vision for diversity, equity, and social justice ; Faces of Change: Six successful Black alumni help others make their way in the industry ; It's (Always) His Time: The enduring career of alum designer Byron Lars ; Bright Lights, Big City: Addicted to HBO Max? You can thank SVP Raina Falcon '05 ; A Cut Above: Andrea Pitter '11 won Amazon's Making the Cut. Now she's making it big

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