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Fashion designer Christian Siriano to debut exhibit at SCAD in Savannah

The first museum exhibition for famed fashion designer Christian Siriano is set to debut at SCAD’s Museum of Art beginning Sept. 24 in Savannah. (Photo courtesy of Christian Siriano)
The first museum exhibition for famed fashion designer Christian Siriano is set to debut at SCAD’s Museum of Art beginning Sept. 24 in Savannah. (Photo courtesy of Christian Siriano)
By Rich Barak
Updated July 12, 2021

The first museum exhibition for famed fashion designer Christian Siriano is set to debut at SCAD’s Museum of Art beginning Sept. 24 in Savannah, according to a news release.

The exhibition, “People Are People,” will be part of the museum’s 10th anniversary programming season.

It will highlight gowns and red carpet looks from Siriano’s archives, featuring garments worn by first ladies Dr. Jill Biden and Michelle Obama, Mariah Carey, Celine Dion, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Billy Porter, Leslie Jones, Lizzo, Nicki Minaj, Coco Rocha, Ashley Graham and others.

“It is such an unbelievable honor to follow in the footsteps of so many great designers who have exhibited their work at SCAD,” Siriano said in the news release. “As a young designer, it was always been my dream to create and inspire others, especially a young generation, and I truly hope this exhibit does that. This exhibition is a celebration of people and all their beauty.”

Siriano has been a champion of body positivity, diversity and inclusivity, making him a leader in the fashion industry.

“It is such an unbelievable honor to follow in the footsteps of so many great designers who have exhibited their work at SCAD. As a young designer, it was always been my dream to create and inspire others, especially a young generation, and I truly hope this exhibit does that."

- fashion designer Christian Siriano

The exhibition is scheduled to be at the SCAD Museum of Art from Sept. 24 through Jan. 30.

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· Rich Barak works in the sports department as a leader/coach. In his career, Barak has covered everyone from Tommy Lasorda to Timothy Leary. He can be reached via email at Richard.Barak@ajc.com, on Twitter at @RBARACK or by calling 217-722-0184.

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