Three College of Fine Arts students took their creativity to the runway, displaying their talents and even placing in the competition while working for the greater good at Project Goodwill: A Night of Fashion and Fun. The annual event supports Goodwill and its mission to create opportunities for individuals in the community. 
 
Ahead of the competition, junior fashion merchandising major Jaylee VanNewkirk showcased her design on Good Morning Texas, offering a preview of the innovative work featured in the show. Her look — crafted from repurposed materials, including that from soft-sided luggage — highlighted the ingenuity and resourcefulness at the heart of the competition. 
 
VanNewkirk was joined by fellow fashion merchandising students junior Bethany Watson and senior Adelaide Lovett, a double major in psychology. Together, the students transformed materials from Goodwill North Central Texas stores into original, wearable garments, demonstrating both technical skill and creative vision. 
 
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