N.C. State design and textiles students are already making plans for the next Art to Wear fashion show. Next year, it will be held April 14 again at Reynolds Coliseum. And it sounds like there will be some sort of connection/involvement with the reopening of the N.C. Museum of Art.

If you missed last night's Art to Wear fashion show at N.C. State, you missed out on an evening of some serious creativity and inspiration. Vansana Nolintha's red and white ball gown, Veronica Tibbitts' plow dress, Amy Quinn's French macaroon and Charlotte Guice's parents bopping down the runway to family favorites from the '70s.

Here are a few ways to see the show or relive a few of your favorite memories.

You can check out our photos from staff photographer Ethan Hyman here.

Art to Wear organizers are selling a DVD of the show here. (There's not a link to the DVD at this point, but stay tuned!)

Also, a reminder than several Cameron Village boutiques will be displaying the collections in store front windows starting May 11.

Students showcase their designs at N.C. State's Art to Wear fashion show at Reynold's Coliseum on Thursday, April 23, 2009.

If you're not able to make it to NC State's Art to Wear fashion show tonight (7:30 at Reynolds Coliseum), you might want to make a point of being in and around Cameron Village next month.

Some of the local fashion boutiques have agreed to put the collections on display starting May 11.

Martha Parks, the owner of SoHo Clothing and former Art to Wear juror, has spearheaded the effort. Her store is among those that will show the student's work. Other stores, so far, that will be showing collections are Beanie + Cecil, Certain Things, Fab'rik, Uniquities and Wardrobbe.

In today's story previewing what's ahead for N.C. State's Art to Wear fashion show, there was a little miscommunication about seating.

Thursday's show is free, however, if you want a reserved seat (highly recommended, btw. this show is going to fill up fast!) you need to make a $10 donation. 

Reserve seats here.

Tickets for this year’s Art to Wear fashion show April 23 are now on sale on N.C. State University’s campus.

Each Friday prior to the show, tickets will be on sale from 12:30 to 4 p.m. at the Egg (the sculpture in the courtyard behind Brooks Hall).

Reserved seats cost $10 on the floor and $15 close to the stage. T-shirts and scarves also will be available for sale. Shirts are $10 and scarves are $20 ($10 for students).

For more information, go to ncsuarttowear.com.

Student organizers of N.C. State's annual Art to Wear fashion show have moved the show date to April 23 (previously scheduled for April 22).

Same place, though, in Reynolds Coliseum on campus.

The three judges for N.C. State University's popular Art to Wear fashion show were busy on Friday checking out the work from all the designers hoping to be a part of the upcoming show.

Here's who was picked and will be in the April 22 show, which will be held at Reynolds Coliseum:

Hannah Goff
Vansana Nolintha
Alyssa Mcnamara
Adrienne McKenzie
Courtney Hummel
Charlotte Guice
Veronica Tibbitts
Amy Quinn
Shelly Smith
Allison Russell
Lauren Boynton
Jessica Roush
Katlyn Griffin
Leigh Lavange
Chase Kennedy

The judges were: Myriah Zaytoun, a designer for Ralph Lauren who is from Raleigh, Nico Morrison, a Meredith College graduate who has an organic clothing line in Los Angeles, and Kate Kretz, an artist from Burlington.

Keep up with the show here.