We took a trip to the greenhouse with Hope Sews. Check out this behind-the-scenes footage from our latest shoot. Filmed by Andrew Uhrig and Lu Huynh Edited by Lu Huynh Music: Messy Love by Mura Masa
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Walking the Walk: Body Diversity on Recent Runways
The Ready-To-Wear iteration of New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2019 brought with it much of what we’d expect from the fashion world — glitz and glam and a few copycats on traditionally thin, angular models. What stood out in the sea of sameness? Body diversity on the Christian Siriano and Chromat runways. Features writer Emily […]
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Old School Prep – Behind the Scenes
Old school prep is back in style. Check out this behind-the-scenes footage from our latest shoot. Filmed by Andrew Uhrig and Lu Huynh Edited by Andrew Uhrig Music: Buzzin by Alina Baraz
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Q&A with Lucie Zhang
Managing Editor Emmel El-Fiky spoke recently with Lucie Zhang, Senior Manager of Social Media at Vogue, about what it’s like working in the world of fashion publications, how one’s personal background might play a part in one’s career, and some pertinent advice for those looking to make their way into the fashion industry in whatever […]
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A Stitch Above
Small business Withered Fig operates in its own private sector of men’s fashion- heritage goods. They focus on the intentionality behind clothing, digging deeper into the creation of the goods they sell and the personal stories that come from wearing their clothes into a style uniquely fitted to each customer.
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Modesty
Modest fashion has entered the world of popular fashion, carrying with it a pietistic past of moral hierarchy. Features writer Margaret Mitchell considers the reconciliation faith and fashion, yet realizes that a future of modest fashion ultimately must move beyond the limits set by its past. The sartorial influence of religion has carved a place […]
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White Noise
In the past few years, queer representation in the music industry has skyrocketed, allowing for the pop music scene to feel increasingly diverse. However, Features writer Joel Calfee argues that while LGBTQ+ artists have become more visible, there is an underlying glorification of white artists, and the media, as well as consumers, must strive to […]
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Careless
Self-care’s recent rise to prominence may be more complicated than corporate interests would lead us to believe. Features writer Emily Bacal explores the commodification of the trend and its problematic implications, introducing an alternative interpretation on how we can practice true self care and why we should make the effort. The surge in popularity of […]
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Radio Silence
Managing and Copy Editors Emmel El-Fiky and Peter Makey sit down with some remarkable women on campus to discuss this year’s 100 Years of Women campaign – how it inherently excludes women of color, what measures we have taken as a community, and what is still to be done. Click each name below to read […]
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Fall/Winter 2018 Launch
Our Fall/Winter 2018 is out now. Make sure to view the issue here, and watch this video of some of the looks featured in the magazine.
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