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FASHION
Dressing for the Life You Want, Not the One You’re In
Finding Confidence and Identity Through What We Wear By Isabella Donovan Photograph by Serenidy Ryan Throughout my upbringing in middle and highschool, I used to fear showing my own style. I worried that if I dressed in a way that actually felt like me, it would come across as “too much.” It was easier to blend in and to wear what everyone else was wearing to avoid standing out and to not give anyone a reason to form an opinion. In more contained environments like middle and
Isabella Donovan
Apr 30
FASHION TIPS AND TRENDS YOU CAN'T MISS
Dressing for the Life You Want, Not the One You’re In
Finding Confidence and Identity Through What We Wear By Isabella Donovan Photograph by Serenidy Ryan Throughout my upbringing in middle and highschool, I used to fear showing my own style. I worried that if I dressed in a way that actually felt like me, it would come across as “too much.” It was easier to blend in and to wear what everyone else was wearing to avoid standing out and to not give anyone a reason to form an opinion. In more contained environments like middle and
Isabella Donovan
Apr 303 min read
Chanel in the Eyes of Matthieu Blazy
Chanel Entered a New Free-Spirited Era with Matthieu Blazy By Rachel Yu Graphic by Yeyoung Jang If you’re on TikTok or Instagram, I’m sure you have seen Chanel’s iconic cap-toe ballet flats circulating on social media. Their distinct two-toned design, complemented by the House’s interlocking CC logo, and a thin leather bow, makes the shoe instantly recognizable and increasingly in demand. In March, Chanel creative director Matthieu Blazy released his Spring/Summer 2026 deb
Rachel Yu
Apr 233 min read
Traditional Luxury has Been Relegated to the Outskirts
Gen Z and Digital Culture Are Redefining Prestige By Catherine Ursitti Graphic by Catarina Koehler Traditional luxury was once appreciated in terms of exclusivity and heritage, generating billions in revenue from high-margin couture and flagship retail experiences. However, in recent years its presence at the cultural center has been swiftly overturned. Although many luxury brands retain economic significance, their influence among Gen Z has rapidly declined. These cracks i
Catherine Ursitti
Apr 92 min read
2016 is So Back
Decade-Old Styles Are Back, Refined, and Ready to Wear By Sareena Haq Graphic by Katie-Ann Small As we all reeled in the new year, many on social media were reminiscing on 2016, and what it looked like ten years ago. Instagram was suddenly filled with nostalgic studded accessories, skinny jeans, full-glam makeup, ballet flats, and velvet clothing. Beyond fashion, people remembered the broader pop culture of the time, including the peak of Snapchat, Lemonade by Beyoncé, an
Sareena Haq
Mar 262 min read
Top 3 Accessories For the Winter Season
The Boston wind chill is still here, so try these three accessories to keep you bundled up for the remainder of the season. By Rachel Yu Photograph by Olivia Thornton While it is March, the average Bostonian knows that it won’t feel like spring until weeks later. Especially with the recent “Blizzard of 2026,” and the city still recovering from weeks’ worth of snow, spring will surely be delayed for the city this year. While I love warm weather, and finally being able to soak
Rachel Yu
Mar 192 min read
Why Thrifting Designer Feels Better Than Buying New
Secondhand Luxury is Restoring Meaning to What We Wear By Isabella Donovan Photo by Carina McCallum I used to think luxury meant walking into a store where everything smelled expensive. The lighting was perfect, the sales associate spoke softly, offered refreshments, and the purchase came wrapped like a gift. Newness defined luxury. The untouched box, the fresh leather, and the feeling of being the first person to own it justified the financial investment. But somewhere alon
Isabella Donovan
Mar 52 min read
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