Tyler VanVranken

A look from Jane Jurchak’s collection. Courtesy of SCAD On May 15, forty of the Savannah College of Art and Design’s graduating fashion design students presented their final collections in the school’s museum of art. From beneath a hanging, multicolor fiber art installation by Janet Echelman, student models—who'd been coached by Coco Rocha—stomped the runway wearing their peers’ creations.

Kareem Rahma wears a Polo Ralph Lauren jacket and pants; Brooks Brothers shirt and T-shirt; Converse sneakers; his own watch throughout. You began your career in content development and marketing for outlets like Vice and The New York Times, then went on to create video series on social media such as Keep the Meter Running and SubwayTakes. Both are digital-era talk shows rooted in humanist humor. Which comedians or creators have inspired you? I grew up watching a lot of movies.

Robert Nava wears Brooks Brothers shirt; The Row t-shirt; Nava’s own sweatpants; Converse shoes. Robert Nava opens the door to his cavernous Brooklyn studio in a vintage “Shout at the Devil” Mötley Crüe T-shirt and a beat-up camouflage jacket. He’s had the loft for three years and outfitted it with red velvet faux-Baroque furniture, bought on a whim at a local chandelier store—an exquisitely ironic touch.