Back to 1984

As one of the boldest decades in fashion history, the 1980’s were notorious for showcasing daring patterns, flashy colors, and adventurous hairstyles. Through a mix of textures and atypical color pairings, 80’s fashion allows for expression of character and excitement, not to mention the activities associated with the decade. From movies and music to dancing and roller skating, the era was revolutionary for bringing together young people through fun pastimes.

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The Rise of Streetwear

Baggy pants, big shirts, puffer jackets, sneakers and more; these staples made a comeback this year without the 80s calling for them. The resurgence of streetwear should be a reminder that its past comes from an artistic movement we often forget to give credit to. Streetwear is an art crafted within Black culture, and not many are aware of it. The connection between culture and clothing during this era was socially such a success that it made it big in America and across the world to East Asia.

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Taking back the tux

Graduation, holiday parties, banquets, birthdays, and weddings—all events that require the perfect outfit. Events that so many men feel like they have to pull out the same suit from high school graduation to fit. However, the time of men's formal wear being seen as an afterthought is over! (And no more using it as only an accessory to a partner's outfit.) The perfect formal wear doesn't even have to be the traditional tux.

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Winter Monochrome Styles

If you’re not exactly sure how to keep warm this winter while still looking fashionable and sophisticated, monochromatic styling is the perfect way to put together an effortless ensemble for the holiday season. By wearing separate pieces of all the same color hues, the outfit becomes as much of a statement piece as a flashy pattern or pop of color. By matching sweaters, scarfs, skirts, and coats of all one hue from a winter color palette, there is no doubt you’ll be standing out this season.

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A Guide to Styling Patterns and Prints

Patterns and prints come in all shapes and sizes, and some people tend to shy away from statement-making pieces like these. I will be sharing some tips and tricks for how to style patterns so everyone can enjoy them! Patterns will not be going away any time soon. They will be long lived by interchanging colors and graphics. New patterns are always on the rise whether it’s colorful stripes, animal prints, or characters. There are many to choose from and many ways to wear them.

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Style Analysis: Olivia Rodrigo

She’s a global sensation who represents a generation who’s coming of age — getting their drivers’ licenses, experiencing their first love, and navigating their first heartbreak.Olivia Rodrigo effortlessly combines punk and glam, early 2000’s and 70’s, building a style that will be iconized for years to come; however, she doesn’t do it all by herself.

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70's - With a Modern Twist

Disco might be dead, but the popular fashion trends of the 70's are back and better than ever before. If you found yourself scrolling on Tik Tok or Pinterest the past few months, you might see trends that would make your grandparents wish they had saved their old clothes. Nostalgic trends, such as head-to-toe denim, sweater vests, crochet tops, and groovy patterns are growing in popularity as modern-day fashion designers take a twist on these classic trends.

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The Art of Power Dressing

For most women, suits may tend to feel constricting and unflattering. While many women may think looking boxy and masculine is unavoidable when it comes to the professional world, you do not have to make the choice between comfort and fashion. As a woman, the choice to wear a suit tears down the stereotypical rules of how men and women should dress, and historically, they represent freedom and power. From political figure Hillary Clinton’s notorious pant suits to American actor Blake Lively’s red carpet suit ensembles, the art of power dressing plays an important role in empowering women to push the boundaries of fashion in the workplace.

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Comfortable In Your Skin

In recent years, there's been a significant shift in dialogue about the way we talk about body image and media representation of people of different sizes. We've seen the rise of body positivity, body neutrality, as well as a focus on inclusivity in the media.

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Where To Find Fall Basics: Ethical, Cheap, and Fashionable

Even if the weather doesn’t indicate it, fall is finally here! The dropping temperatures not only mean it’s time for hot lattes and Halloween decorations, but it’s also time to bring your cardigans and jeans out of the closet. Anyone looking for fall fashion essentials that will stand out without breaking the bank will find many stores to choose from, but it can be hard to find stores that are dedicated to humane and climate-friendly production. If you’re looking to buy cute clothes that give back, we’ve selected a few options that are affordable and ethical. All options are rated on a scale of one-to-five stars, with five being optimal ethical production or pricing, and one star being the least ethical or affordable.

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Light Up Your Closet: Neon’s Return

In recent trends, it is easy to find bright colors paired with eye-catching makeup looks. These neon trends originated in the 80’s and have been highlighted in many different influencer and celebrity looks. Whether it’s a pop of neon through a purse, sunglasses, jewelry, a hat, or worn throughout their whole outfit styled with a dress, sweatsuit, or pantsuit, neon is having a moment right now.

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Gen-Z Yellow

It all started with millennial pink. It was almost as if life was truly being seen through rose-tinted lenses. The color was everywhere. However, nothing lasts forever. As Generation Z started to influence trends, eventually pink was no longer the “it” color. The pink world as people knew it soon began to turn another color. Some people might describe this color as vibrant, bold, and eye-catching. Others might say it is overwhelming and unpleasant. Regardless of one’s opinion, the color yellow has become the new pink. Yellow somehow has claimed its spot as the color of Generation Z.


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Not A Lot Going On At The Moment: Sartorial Celebrates Taylor Swift's Re-Recording of “Red”

From “Red’s” hit pop singles such as “I Knew You Were Trouble” and 22,” to songs heavy with melancholy, like “Treacherous” and “Holy Ground,” there is a song for everyone. Paralleling Joni Mitchell’s 1971 similarly pigmented album, “Blue,” listeners get a story of new beginnings, fame and most importantly, heartbreak.

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The Art of Subtle Dress Up: Constructing a Casual Cosplay for Any Occasion

Halloween is rapidly approaching and with it comes the search for a creative costume. This spooky season, why restrict yourself to only dolling up on All Hallows Eve? There is a way that you can construct a costume look that can be worn either to class or a Halloween party. If you are still looking for your costume this year you might want to consider building yourself a casual cosplay.


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Duo Costumes to Die For

Halloween isn’t all about the tricks and the treats anymore. With countless Halloween parties and costume contests that happen each fall, finding a clever and cute costume is a big priority. If you are planning on dressing up with your best friend or significant other this year, we’ve got you covered with all the trendiest couple costume ideas. These duo costumes will have you and your friends looking fa-BOO-lous for Halloween!

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The Future of Fashion

Have you ever wondered what everyone is going to be wearing in the next couple of years? If you have, you’re not alone. With the help of WGSN, I did some research to see what fashion might look like in the future. I compiled a list of clothing and accessories that we can expect to see in the near future.

With fall coming up, you’ve most likely already dreamed of wearing your favorite hoodie or leggings every day. However, if you like the idea of staying ahead of trends and wearing something new, here are some clothing items you will see in Autumn/Winter of ‘22-’23.

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