UNT student Robert Richard took second place and earned a $4,000 scholarship for his vision of the modern job interview suit. The suit, designed for the the national Design Your Future competition, is described as his interpretation of a classic American-style two-button suit. It features peak lapels and metallic sheen. Richard was one of five finalists who competed in the Sept. 19 event. He had to model his creation on the runway.
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There are just so many talented kids out there and Robert is lucky enough to have his talent showcased in front of a huge number of people.
Posted by: Eddie | October 06, 2010 at 12:57 AM