Fashion
April 1, 2011
A lot more green is around the corner as we wait impatiently for the snow to melt for good. “Green” fashion is already out there. An environmentally conscious wardrobe is easy to compile. When it comes to saving resources, nothing can compete with second-hand clothing. From high-end vintage stores to the Salvation Army, used clothing is available in ra...
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It’s finally spring break. For some, that may translate to sleeping, but others venture to places warmer than grayscale Ithaca. Those travelers will also have to change their wardrobes a bit. A swimsuit, cover up, and party dress may all be necessary. Instead of rushing out and buying the first three travel essentials you come across why not make them fit your style?
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Style on the Slope Ithaca weather is bipolar. Should you dress for spring or for blizzards? What if it starts snowing in the middle of a formerly spotless day? Even if it is sunny and mild outside, what about all of the slush on the ground? When it comes to shoes, flats are a definite no. However, that does not mean you have to wear mukluks to class. Anything that at leas...
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Each day gets a little warmer here in Ithaca, and slowly but surely this campus of grey layers is showing a few more hues of style. One student wore bird-cage earrings, complete with dangling parrots. She made me realize that it’s time for Cornellians to put a little more life into their wardrobes, after all some grass is visible. Why not do so with some of these animal ...
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While the suspense of the Oscars makes the event fun for anyone to watch, one part of the spectacle excites women everywhere: the Red Carpet. It is here that fashion takes the stage, as starlets show off the most exquisite dresses and jewels around, carefully selected for them by top stylists and couturiers. Each year, trends are born on the notorious red rug, with images ...
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Stella’s: 1:45 pm
Thursday
As a girl waits for the bus, the hem of her dress sways gracefully in the breeze. Its bold black and yellow pattern reminds me of a modernist painting. It clashes beautifully with her large fuchsia bag, and her black cardigan and skinny jeans provide a solid looking frame for the colors of her outfit.
Inside, two students work beside the win...
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After relentless days spent trekking across campus clad in a layer of down of astronaut-suit proportions and a clunky pair of snow boots, it’s easy to feel unstylish and dowdy. Welcome to Cornell University in winter, where students move the bright, colorful t-shirts and flip-flops of summer to the back of their closets come January. The temperature hovers around zero, s...
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Lizzie Brooks ‘14
This past September, New York’s spring fashion week moved from Bryant Park to Lincoln Center, taking plenty of trends with it. The spring collections were filled with neutrals and dotted with jewel tone, blue, and orange accents. Fall’s camel hue
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By Taylor Nieman
The diversity at Cornell University is endless; however, it is unfortunately rare to hear about fashion groups around the campus. Thus, I am bringing you the details of one of Cornell’s best-kept fashion secrets: Feedbak.
The summer of 2008 brought together two Applied Economics and Management (AEM) students, Mac Bishop ’11 and Jeff Aziakou ‘10, ...
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MILRSO is a very important organization at Cornell University: the Minority Industrial and Labor Relations Student Organization (MILRSO). MILRSO offers social, academic, and pre-professional support to its members by organizing programs throughout the year that strengthen professional skills, academic excellence and foster a sense of community within its membership.
One a...
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