Rain or shine, Middle and Upper School math instructor Ms. LuAnne Abercrombie is always distinctly stylish. Her unique thrown-together look of flare pants, cozy sweaters and great layered jewelry create a look all her own. What are your favorite brands? I buy a few “brand name” things but mostly I’m drawn to fashion that takes more »
Students are choosing to glance upon their wrists instead of their mobile phones for the tick of the hour, while finding love for watches once again in new designer styles. Jet-setters who once ditched their wrist watches for the sleek screen of a cell phone are rediscovering their forgotten time keepers. The tables have begun more »
You know one when you see one. In their attempt to be original, hipsters have created their own stereotype: a vintage-wearing, Spork music-listening, and facial-hair loving stereotype. They gawk at society for being too vain when they themselves spent three hours searching for that perfect thermos to hold their vanilla soy, which they get daily more »
All That Glitters Looks like pencils aren’t the only things being sharpened this season. Sharpen up your wardrobe with edgy accessories and on-trend floral details.
Would you consider a job in the fashion industry? Probably not, but if I did pursue it, I think designing clothing would be really interesting. Top three favorite stores? The first would be American Apparel because I’m a fan of minimal and I enjoy a lot of their styles. I also like Urban Outfitters but more »
Sisters Luisa and Fernanda Cameron casually flipped through magazines last summer when they realized that few of them were for their age group—the only prominent magazines for young fashion enthusiasts are “Teen Vogue,” “Cosmo Girl,” and “Seventeen.” Recognizing an opportunity to combine her love of graphic design and style, Luisa, a Laguna Blanca seventh grader, more »
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