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The WVU Experience
Fashion is a creative outlet, but it’s also my passion. It makes me feel smart and worthy, and it’s what I’ve surrounded myself around my whole life. To come to school and solely focus on studying fashion is so unique. When you talk to someone about something they’re passionate about, you know they’ve found their niche, and I’ve been lucky to find mine.
It came full circle for me last year when I got to represent WVU at New York Fashion Week. There were only 10 students chosen from across the country. I was 1 out of 10 – that’s insane. That opportunity validated that I’m meant to do this. You can think about getting there, but once you’re living it, you know you can do it ... I didn’t take that Fashion Week wristband off for a whole week.
Taylor Plourd
Fashion, Dress and Merchandising major from Bristol, CT
