The integration of AI tools in design workflows — from ideation and visualization to generative processes — was a defining theme across disciplines.
The event demonstrated that AI is no longer peripheral to design education; it is actively reshaping how students conceptualize and execute creative work.
Interdisciplinary dialogue between Interior, Product, and Fashion Design students encouraged cross-pollination of ideas across creative fields.
The Fashion Show provided a high-visibility platform for students to demonstrate styling, thematic storytelling, and choreographic communication — skills distinct from studio design work.
Student Takeaways
Students gained practical experience in exhibition curation, spatial presentation, and audience engagement.
The event broadened understanding of how AI tools support creative workflows — not as replacements, but as generative collaborators in design thinking.
Fashion Design students developed skills in garment presentation, collection storytelling, and performance staging.
Peer engagement across disciplines inspired cross-domain thinking and expanded students’ awareness of contemporary design practice.
