A love of riding motorcycles has led a former Kelowna student to take on moto-fashion.

Ava Murovec, a Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) fashion student, will be one of 28 emerging designers showcasing their collections in the Wilson School of Designsa国际传媒檚 2017 The Show.

Murovec will unveil her line, Mura, over six shows at the Imperial Vancouver April 5 and 6.

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After graduation, Murovec hopes to take some time off for a motorcycle trip to Alaska as a way to relax after her last four years of school before gaining experience in the fashion industry by working for a local company.

Eventually, Murovec wants to bring Mura to the market and fully develop her own company.

Murovec developed the line as her final project before graduating from KPUsa国际传媒檚 Fashion Design and Technology program. The program provides students with a rigorous studio-based design education that provides an opportunity to create and grow in the fashion industry. The capstone project involves extensive market and design research, requiring students to create garments that meet a perceived market need.

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For more on Ava Murovecsa国际传媒檚 collection follow her on Instagram @muramotorcycleapparel.