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CORRECTION: This article originally misspelt Tracy Austin\u2019s name. We have corrected it.<\/p>\n
On April 17, 2025, the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design (NBCCD) hosted its annual fashion show. Serving as an end of year celebration and final showcase for the students in NBCCD\u2019s Fashion Design Studio, this year\u2019s fashion show featured additional alumni and a guest appearance from the hosts of an upcoming Bell Fibe TV show called \u201cThat Kind of Worked.\u201d Tracy Austin, the head of NBCCD\u2019s Fashion Design Studio, explained that previous shows feature five alumni who showcase a full line of clothing. This year\u2019s show featured nine alumni showcasing comparatively smaller lines. This change was to accommodate more alumni participation and encourage alumni who might not have time in the daily lives to produce a full line specifically for NBCCD. Another change this year was the addition of Samantha and Rebecca, twin sisters and hosts of an upcoming Bell Fibe TV show called \u201cThat Kind of Worked.\u201d The show follows the sisters to various locations where they compete against each other, completing tasks they have no prior experience doing. At NBCCD the twins attempted to make a skirt in the Fashion Design Studio. According to Tracy, the hosts did not do well, and both walked the runway in inflatable shark costumes as a punishment.<\/p>\n