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A fashion extravaganza featuring fashions by local LGBTQIA+ teens organized by Steven Frost

Slay the Runway offers fashion design, performanceÌýand sewing classes for LGBTQIA+ teens atÌýÌýand Boulder Public Library's Building 61 Maker Space.ÌýAt the conclusion of an eight-week session,Ìýstudents participate in a professionally produced runway show premiering in the ATLAS Institute's B2 Center for Media, ArtsÌýand Performance. In addition to garment construction and design, participants will work with make-up artists and choreographers to refine their debuts. One night only, Slay the Runway will feature stunning fashion and original performances and collaborations with Twirling Tech Goddess LeeLee James. This project was made possible by a grant from theÌý.

This work was made possible through theÌýB2 Creative Residency Program.ÌýLearn more here.

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Performance Images

person surrounded by celebrating fashion models

Photo Credit: Elliot Whitehead

drag queen performing in a pink spinning dress

Photo Credit: Elliot Whitehead

model walking the runway in a pink animal suit with a tail
teen model posing in a pink leopard print skirt

Photo Credit: Elliot Whitehead

teen model posing in a white skirt and off white lace top

Photo Credit: Elliot Whitehead

teen model walking the runway in a green plant outfit

Photo Credit: Elliot Whitehead

teen model posing in a white suit with four arms

Photo Credit: Elliot Whitehead

teen model posing at the end of the runway in a reflective black dress with knee length black boots

Photo Credit: Elliot Whitehead

two teen models walking the runway hand in hand one with a goth black outfit the other with a pink one

Photo Credit: Elliot Whitehead

teen model walking the runway in a red robe coreset and leather knee length boots

Photo Credit: Elliot Whitehead

person holding a mic smiling wearing a maud style shirt

Photo Credit: Elliot Whitehead

teen model posing in a pink dress with a stage light lighting them from the back

Photo Credit: Elliot Whitehead