Cure上尉。天空舞者。速度男孩。超级Shiner.
不，他们不是最新超级英雄大片中角色的名字 – 他们是患有癌症的孩子。换句话说，现实生活中的超级英雄。感谢来自纽约时装技术学院的学生和教师，今天最近看到他们变成了他们的超级英雄，改变自我，服装等等。.
与严重疾病作斗争的孩子们变成了他们自己创造的超级英雄
Nov.29.202308:42
“我的超级大国将是治疗癌症…通过给儿童糖果，糖果有药物立即治疗癌症，”患有白血病的9岁的Aiden Cintron告诉TODAY的Hoda Kotb.
在FIT的设计师的帮助下，他梦想着Captain Cure，一个戴着闪亮蓝色西装的超级英雄，用他的糖果枪摧毁魔法癌症治疗.
“我的超级英雄不会伤害或吓唬任何人，”艾登说.
5岁的Mahlai Clark想出了Sky Dancer，一个在云层上跳舞，改变天气并阻止犯罪的超级英雄。 4岁的凯文米勒成为速度男孩，穿红蓝西装的超级英雄，可以像风一样冲刺。 7岁的Chloe Mitchell是Super Shiner，她的金色光芒帮助她在黑暗中看到，所以她可以打败坏人.
孩子们，纽约大学哈森菲尔德儿童医院的所有患者，都与FIT时装设计项目的研究生一起完善他们服装的每一个细节，查看草图和计算机渲染图，以确保最终外观正是他们想要的.
甚至有一个专业的照片拍摄，由名人摄影师维多利亚威尔完成。她穿着整齐的服装和化妆品抓住了孩子们，假设他们的超级英雄姿态：跳过房间，在胜利中挥拳或在空中切割剑.
来自FIT的教师们也设计了一个引人注目的团体镜头 – 如果你把它误认为是电影海报，我们不会责怪你!
他们的最终造型于今天星期三在今天揭晓，他们都是神奇的。孩子们的家人说他们的超级英雄只是他们孩子真实身份的延伸.
“任何知道克洛伊的人都会说，就像蝙蝠一样，她就像一个摇滚明星，”克洛伊的母亲艾琳米切尔说。 “她很强壮，她只需要处理所有事情并处理它。她是一个战士。人们总是对我这么说。”
坦尼娅克拉克同意，说她的孙女Mahlai的服装非常适合她.
“这可能是最悲惨的情况，她只是有能力把它变成积极的东西，”她说。 “那真的是她。她真的是她的超级英雄。”
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As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language preference. However, based on the content of the article, it appears to be written in Chinese. The article discusses how children with cancer have become their own superheroes with the help of students and teachers from the New York Fashion Institute of Technology. The children have created their own superhero personas, such as Captain Cure, Sky Dancer, Speed Boy, and Super Shiner, and have worked with FIT designers to bring their costumes to life. The article highlights the strength and resilience of these young cancer patients and their families, who see their superhero alter egos as an extension of their true identities. Overall, the article is a heartwarming tribute to these young warriors and their fight against cancer.
As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language preference. However, based on the content of the article, it appears to be written in Chinese. The article discusses how children with cancer have become their own superheroes with the help of students and teachers from the New York Fashion Institute of Technology. The children have created their own superhero personas, such as Captain Cure, Sky Dancer, Speed Boy, and Super Shiner, and have worked with FIT designers to bring their costumes to life. The article highlights the strength and resilience of these young warriors and their families, who see their superhero alter egos as an extension of their true identities. It is heartwarming to see how creativity and imagination can bring joy and hope to those facing difficult challenges.