LIM College will hold its annual student-produced fashion show on April 10 at 6 p.m. at The Glasshouse at 660 12th Avenue in Manhattan.

Amazon Fashion is joining this year as presenting sponsor of the show, and WWD is returning for the second year as exclusive media partner.

The LIM College Fashion Show is planned, produced and executed entirely by students. This year’s theme is “Global Fashion Fusion,” a recognition of diverse cultures, fashions and styles showcasing how global influences shape modern fashion.

LIM College is now part of Japan Educational Foundation, a global portfolio of higher education institutions. The runway looks will reflect a wide range of cultures and geographies, including creations from the school’s New York students as well as designs by recent graduates of ESMOD France, also a member of the JEF global network. Founded in 1841, ESMOD is the world’s oldest fashion school and a global pioneer in fashion education.

Work in fashion design, animation and gaming done by students at JEF colleges in Japan will also be displayed at the fashion show venue.

“Global fluency, professional polish and worldwide networking connections are among the essentials in launching a career in fashion today,” said LIM College president Ron Marshall. “This year’s fashion show is just an example of how we are expanding students’ creative and professional horizons by reflecting a global view and showcasing student work from other institutions within JEF.”

Jenny Freshwater, vice president of Amazon Fashion and Fitness, said: “Amazon Fashion is excited to work with LIM and support a new generation of professionals as they prepare to enter the global fashion industry. This collaboration allows us to bring our resources to the larger fashion community and to shine a light on the talented individuals who are driving the industry forward.”

Danielle Yannotta, senior vice president, chief growth officer of LIM College, said, “LIM is dedicated to preparing the next generation of leaders in the business of fashion, and Amazon’s involvement gives our students, who are digital natives shaped by online platforms, the opportunity to see the innovation, creativity and expertise behind how the retailer delivers superior shopping experiences for fashion consumers.”

And Amanda Smith, chief executive officer of Fairchild Media, said: “As the leading voice in fashion across all disciplines, supporting future leaders and the future of the industry itself is core to WWD’s mission. That is exactly what this partnership with LIM College stands for, and we are thrilled to be back for a second year shining a light on the goal of providing vital education opportunities to the next generation of fashion professionals.”

Founded in 1939, LIM College is focused on the global business of fashion and lifestyle. The school offers master’s, bachelor’s and associate degree programs and works to prepare students for career success through an immersive approach grounded in real-world experience and “learning by doing” through required internships.