CCS Showcases Alumni Work at Michigan Central Station’s Detroit Marche

The College for Creative Studies (CCS) was honored to participate in the launch of new retail experiences at Michigan Central Station, aimed at supporting Detroit businesses and celebrating local talent.

As part of Détroit Marché, an experiential retail space created in collaboration with Michigan Central Retail, Trading Post, and Gonzo World, the Fashion Design department at CCS installed an exhibition featuring alumni work previously showcased at Paris Fashion Week. Each piece, handcrafted by our students in Detroit, reflects the CCS Fashion program’s commitment to craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail. Featured designers include Cierra Headings, Clay Barckholtz, Ana Bosnjakovski, Mamie Scholl, Dafne Kanberoglu and Andreas Caballero.

Located in the historic restaurant area of The Station, the Marché features over 25 vendors, including CCS alumni and students. A thoughtfully curated selection of local goods includes accessories, art, apothecary, home goods, furniture, apparel and more.

The Station is open to the public for shopping from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday, through December 28.

Alumni & Student Work for Sale:

• All Sorrows – Sean Peacock (‘22 Illustration)
• Alorē Niemi – Alorē Niemi (‘21 Fashion Accessories Design)
• Detroit GT – Christopher Gorski (’93 Graphic Communications)
• Detroit Kid – K’Kio Hardin (’01 Graphic Communication)
• Emillie Yonker – Emilie Yonker (‘25 Studio Art & Craft)
• Jesse Kassel – Jesse Kassel (’10 Illustration)
• Kieran Betz – Kieran Betz (‘25 Studio Art & Craft)
• Lausten Found – Javier Terrones (’23 Transportation Design)
• Levon Kafafian – Levon Kafafian (’14 Crafts – Fiber Design)
• Northport Workshop – Edward Foley (‘96 Photography)