Tucson fashion designer hosts runway show benefiting community ahead of New York Fashion Week later this year
TUCSON, Ariz. — From a high school project to the runway, Tucson fashion designer Ian Urquhart, hosted his first runway show ahead of attending New York Fashion Week in September.
Urquhart's fashion show "Currently Creating"has been a work in progress on the sewing machine and in the community. The fashion show raised over $1,000 in ticket sales for a local organization called Workship. Workship feeds, clothes and provides medical support to the homeless in Southern Arizona. At the fashion show, Ignis Clothing also featured a local student designer from the University of Arizona and had American Idol’s Isaac Brown perform.
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