Ten designers from the San Francisco-based school had their moment on a New York runway.

Ten designers from the San Francisco-based school had their moment on a New York runway.

The San Francisco-based art and design university staged its biannual graduate fashion show.

The collection from Jeanette Au was the most inventive. She delivered a colorful, textural display of mohair and metallic knits with intricate 3-D patterns.

Now in its sixth year, the San Francisco-based school of fashion premiered a select group of graduate collections.

For the San Francisco-based school’s tenth biannual runway show, students displayed a penchant for all things dark and moody.

Always an eclectic mix of knitwear, beading, textile and technical design, this season was ripe with fresh talent.

The clothes sent out by six MFA students at this San Francisco school surpassed some of the contemporary shows already seen for fall.

The tightly edited lineups shown by the seven MFA candidates from San Francisco’s Academy of Art University were original, well-made and well-styled.

The Academy of Art is aiming to be taken seriously by New York’s fashion crowd.

The true highlight was sculptor Mike Feeney’s accessories (a collaboration with designer Warot Subsrisunjai).

For 10 recent graduates of the San Francisco-based school of fashion, the opportunity to unveil their collections…