Tag: Trends
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Lindsay Hohmann Edited by Ella Querin Social media seems to have a catchy term to describe every trend cycle. In the past few months, the “mob wife” aesthetic has taken over our feeds. Infused with Italian-American culture- specifically New Jersey and New York- the mob wife aesthetic has introduced a series of microtrends, such as…
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Edited by Leah Champagne I think we can all agree that the shoe you choose can make or break an outfit; however, I think we can also agree that the “wrong” shoe for an outfit is highly subjective, and may not even exist. We used to think that you could never wear running shoes for…
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Zoё Frantz Leah Champagne I don’t know about you, but as we rein in each new year, I feel like I come to a bit of a crossroads with my style. While some people take inspiration from the new year to adopt better habits, or maybe try a new hobby, I wonder how fashion will…
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Edited By Ella Querin While on vacation in Palm Beach, Florida, after a grueling month of studying for finals, I enjoyed my well-deserved winter break. During my time there, I noticed a change in how millennials and older women dressed, almost as if they were clinging to their youth. One night at dinner, trying to…
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Annabelle Aree Lee Edited by Naomi Gupta A rosy-cheeked girl is standing outside a snowy ski lodge, sporting an oversized scarf and earmuffs. The “cold girl” is her. The “cold girl aesthetic” started as a TikTok makeup trend about a year ago, where teenage girls were seen exaggerating facial features that make someone appear as…
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Lea Vandervost Edited by Ella Querin Metallurgy is back and trend this year and we’re happy to see it. From red carpet to runway, we’ve observed the resurgence of the shine come back into our lives. As for every trend, the craze around metallurgy comes and goes. Popularised first by Hollywood icons of the 1930s…
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Ella Sebok Edited by Leah Gilbert We all know the classic The Devil Wears Prada monologue that gave cerulean blue the shoutout of a lifetime; the speech was given to naive fashion intern Andy by her Vogue editor boss, and stand in Anna Wintour, Miranda Priestly who goes on about the power politics of choice…
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By Basil Atari Edited by Lucy Kaskie McGill has been blooming with Goyards. Like daisies, these bags have been popping up across campus in royal blue, forest green, and canary yellow. When I first took note of this at the beginning of the fall semester, I was shocked by the absolute ludicrousness of wearing a…
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By Lillie Braden Edited by Ella Querin What do both my mom’s 1970s high school wardrobe and Tyler the Creator’s 2020 Grammy’s look have in common? Here’s a hint: crepe soles, suede exteriors, and an iconic square toe silhouette. Clarks’ Wallabee sneaker, released in 1967, stands the test of time. Quickly gaining popularity in North…
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Chloë Isaac Edited by Naomi Gupta The appeal of the Clean Girl aesthetic at a glance is easily understood: it markets simplicity and effortlessness that are presented as attainable, combined with underlying themes of wellness and success. The fact of the matter is that the Clean Girl aesthetic requires far more of its devotees than…