Sudbeck to display talents at Omaha Fashion Week

OMAHA — Mackenzie Sudbeck, Wynot, will be representing Cedar County when she joins 13 other 4-H members when Nebraska showcases its most talented student designers.

Omaha Fashion Week is kicking off with a Student Night Feb. 25. View collections from Nebraska 4-H,  Burke High School,  Omaha South High School,  Omaha Central High School,  Nebraska FCCLA,  Joslyn Art Museum’s Kent Bellows Mentoring Program, and Joslyn’s Fashion Arts Mentor Program in partnership with Yates Community Center! Before the show, OFW Producer Brook Hudson will host a Q&A panel discussion on careers in creative industries such as fashion, beauty, design, and more!

Nebraska 4-H members applied to participate in the 4-H collection. Garment entries were to be fashion forward, runway appropriate and display high quality construction. The collections features garments with high-level skill and creativity.

This year, the 4-H collection includes 14 garments from across the state and will feature the following 4-H members:

Kiersten Preister of Humphrey – Platte County; Matalie Wallin of Imperial – Chase County; Amber Gonzalez of McCook – Red Willow County; Mariah Dather of Bloomfield – Knox County; Karla Herrarte of Lexington – Dawson County; Saidi Ringenberg of Lexington – Dawson County; Sydni Ringenberg of Lexington – Dawson County; Audrey Glaubius of Wisner – Cuming County; AnnaLiese (Anni) Reha of Hampton – Hamilton County; Ellie Babcock of Waverly – Lancaster County; Addison Zook of David City – Butler County; Emma Haszard of Lincoln – Lancaster County; and Abigail Haszard of Lincoln – Lancaster County.