In Photos: The 32nd Eleganza 'Transcend'

n explosive night of expression through dance and fashion, Eleganza brought three acts to the Bright-Laundry Center on April 25th. After it’s founding in 1994 by Harvard’s Black C.A.S.T., Eleganza has continued to be one of Harvard’s largest student-run events, attracting more than 1,500 attendees each year.

Dressed in a fur coat, Michael Xiang ’26 builds up the energy of the crowd.

Telling the story of an engagement, the Harvard Undergraduate African Dance Troupe danced to a magnetic rhythm. Dancer Salome Agbaroji ’27 performs with passion.

The performers flirt and interact with a highly engaged audience.

There is a powerful force behind every movement, with performers remaining in sync throughout their set.

Also a fashion show, Eleganza contains numerous quick changes and styles of costumes, expertly designed by a fashion team.

During large group segments, there are many moving parts on stage. From flipping to jumping, there are always many places to look at once.

The lovesick dance team practiced their choreography for months before opening night of Eleganza.

Seager Hunt ’27 and Sarah Cho ’27 dance together, creating a series of intimate moments on stage.

Each dance has a unique character, bringing different forms of attitude and excitement.

Near the end of the showcase, the heat is turned up as the cowboy hats come out.

Dancers artistically pose in a picturesque moment at the end of their performance.

Eleganza lives up to its name by bringing beauty and style to the Harvard audiences. The performance is a collaborative effort among a large team of visionaries including organizers, choreographers, and dancers, together creating a show marked by passion and talent.