That’s Fashion, Sweetie: My Birkin, not yours
Everyone has the power to treat their items however they want, but when it comes to luxury goods, should we think twice?
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ART/EMIS to host green fashion show
Student creatives seek to redefine royal couture in upcoming “Next in Line.”
Five LA based brands to kickstart your summer wardrobe
Check out these interesting local online shops to prep for the hot days to come.
Four music festival fashion statements
Festival season is a time to express creative fashion choices with bold pieces.
Moderate LA winter inspires statement fashion pieces
California temperatures influence unique trends among USC students.
Fitness technology hinders society’s perception of healthy living
It’s startling to think how little I know about life without technology. From very early on, I looked to the computer for entertainment and additions to my school curriculum. I later relied on my cell phone to communicate with my family and friends rather than talking face-to-face. I’m barely able to navigate campus without a […]
Website helps shoppers seeking change
Givve, a new web platform, provides its users with great deals and a way to contribute to different philanthropic causes.
LA Event connects professionals
Simply Stylist brings together aspiring fashionistas with useful future connections.
Fashionable happiness lies in comfort, not pleasing others
“It would be mortifying to the feelings of many ladies, could they be made to understand how little the heart of a man is affected by what is costly or new in their attire. … Woman is fine for her own satisfaction alone. No man will admire her the more, no woman will like her […]
Festival atmosphere transcends fashion
It’s 1993. Many current USC undergraduates aren’t even born yet. Michael Jordan is on fire. Cheers airs its last episode. Unforgiven wins the Oscar for best picture. And perhaps most important, current Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kenya Moore wins Miss USA. But something else happened in 1993. Something that might have felt small at […]