Good news, everyone: You don’t have to wait until spring to begin shopping for this season’s most coveted items. Here’s a countdown to this spring’s number one fashion trend:
I sometimes feel that guys are more wary of fashion trends than ladies. For this reason, I’ve decided to outline some easy spring runway trends to try out. Why should you even care what’s popular this season? Well, quite frankly, no one wants to have the same boring look forever.
Everyone knows that blacks, grays and browns are the go-to colors for the icy winter months, and for many of us, wearing anything bright or summery just seems out of season and out of place.
It’s no surprise that many of us have had to wear uniforms at some point in our lives. If you wore them in elementary school or middle school, but not in high school, you probably celebrated your newfound freedom with a shopping spree. You finally had the opportunity to create an identity, a new image to express yourself.
If you’ve ever entered a school, a nice restaurant or a club when you were improperly dressed, you may have heard some of these expressions before: “Your skirt is too short,” “your jeans are too baggy,” or “your shoes are the wrong color.”
Have you ever wanted to start your own business? Did you let your age, experience, knowledge or savings limit you from beginning your own venture? Like many students involved in the Student Entrepreneurial Program here at Washington University, freshman Sam Franklin launched a company that provides online invitations, and he did it from his Seattle home.
Jill Manoff, fashion editor of Alive Magazine, fashion director of St. Louis Fashion Week, and creator and executive director of new fashion blog Corridor40, is very involved in the St. Louis Fashion scene. She works in an industry that demands passion, personal style and creativity. Here’s what she had to say about college trends, working [...]
As the weather continues to transition from comfortable to cold, stores increase their stocks of things that keep us warm: fur, leather, snakeskin, cashmere, you name it. The biggest “animal” trends for this season seem to be the fur vest, leather pants and animal prints.
If you’ve ever walked through Simon Hall or attended a seminar at the Sam Fox School, you’ve probably heard of her before. With a design studio located on The Loop and products found in Macy’s as well as other retailers, Washington University alumna Lori Coulter exemplifies what many of us want in life—success.
Fall is right around the corner, and guys, it’s time you stop wearing those graphic tees from the lazy days of summer. No matter where you’re going, this season’s designers have thought of exactly what you need to look your best this fall.
Formal
If you are faced with a formal dress code, try a monochromatic three-piece [...]
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