Sustainable street brand Equilibrium stormed the runway raising a flag to rebellion. Black and white bars climbed up in hostile critique of the status quo. Equal sign blazing on a black field in a skull and crossbones of resistance. Brandi and Mona, OG fashion vets in their own right, stepped into the spotlight to support, altogether bringing decades of local fashion history. If you know, you know.

International sweetheart Tokiprism gave dystopian crushcore. A young rebel wore stripes and patchwork, jagged red elbows stabbed with pins, as if encouraging blood. Scissor motifs cut throughout in a symbol of beauty and pain. A heroine followed in white plaid, a dark heart stitched across her chest in soft violence. Hair like bright fire, streaking through a world without color.

Local rockstar Sophia LaBelle-Plott walked for MadVan Design and summoned hell on earth. Screaming at the end of the runway, they dropped to the floor in a fit of rage, thrashing and moshing, shouting out from the depths of their soul. The experience captured the raw collective energy in the atmosphere, crying and dying for acceptance.