Carnegie Mellon University's annual Lunar Gala(opens in new window), a student-run fashion show which began in 1996, returned March 30 in CMU's Weigand Gym. This year's theme was LIMINAL, "a place where boundaries blur, the space between spaces." Featuring 15 fashion lines(opens in new window) created by CMU students, the show highlights artistry in design, modeling, production and dance performance.

This year's producers were Anita Cheng, a senior studying information systems(opens in new window) and human-computer interaction(opens in new window), and Ella Sanfilippo, a sophomore studying electrical and computer engineering(opens in new window).

Originally inspired(opens in new window) by the Taiwanese Student Association’s Lunar New Year tradition of wearing new clothes, it has evolved to become a unique platform to display innovative and avant garde fashion.

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