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AIU Atlanta Graduate Natarsha Shearin Heading to NYC Fashion Week

February 10, 2011 AIU Atlanta, General, Alumni 0 Comments

Fashion Designer Natarsha Shearin

As we all know, Atlanta is home of several up-and-coming fashion designers, but you may not be aware of one so talented that she has been invited to New York Fashion Week 2011.  

Fashion designer Natarsha Shearin will soon showcase plus-size designs that the world has never seen.  Shearin is a graduate of the fashion design program at the Atlanta campus of American InterContinental University and has created a fan base in the southeast. She will soon embark on a journey to New York City to spread her talent and love for quality plus-size clothing at

Shearin was invited to showcase her talents after her discovery at a homecoming fashion show at Florida A & M University. She has also appeared on The Monique Show on BET and appeared on CBS Atlanta's Better Mornings Show.

Since her childhood, Natarsha has dreamed of becoming a fashion designer.  Her story shows that dreams really do come true as she embarks on her journey to New York Fashion Week for her show on February 13th. Plus-size fashion is one of the most under-represented areas of the industry, yet across the globe several designers have begun flirting with the idea of developing plus-size lines.

Natarsha is a great representation of Atlanta and its many talented residents, as well as graduates from AIU making their way in the world.

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