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MUF&D hosts 19th annual fashion show, announces new fashion major

By Sydney Mulford | May 12, 2025

The Miami University Fashion and Design (MUF&D) club hosted its 19th annual fashion show, “Mosaic,” on April 26. The show had 1,700 in-person tickets sold, 1,200 viewers on the live stream, 87 models (icons), 20 designers, 104 looks and 21 collections.In addition to the record-number of designers involved in the show this year, a prominent announcement also made its debut: Miami will have its own fashion design program beginning in the fall. Currently, Miami only offers a co-major and minor in fashion.

Asst. Culture Editor Ayla Peden recaps fashion's biggest night.

Fashion’s biggest night is back with the 77th annual Met Gala

By Ayla Peden | May 6, 2025

Asst. Culture Editor Ayla Peden gives insight on what to wear this summer

What to wear for warmer weather

By Ayla Peden | May 4, 2025

Staff writer Gina Roth has been trying to wear more professional clothes.

Keeping your style through professionalizing your wardrobe

By Gina Roth | April 21, 2025

April’s ‘IT Girl’

By Kiser Young | April 16, 2025

The stars stunned at the 97th Academy Awards.

Celebrities stun on the 2025 Oscars red carpet

By Stella Powers | March 9, 2025

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Culture editor Chloe Southard dresses her beagle, Trixie, better than herself.

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Styling your dog doesn’t have to be ruff

By Chloe Southard | November 22, 2024

Dressing your pup makes them stand out, and sometimes it’s actually beneficial for them. Plus, it’s cute as hell. As long as your dog is comfortable with whatever you dress them in, keeping their wardrobe as fresh as yours is a fun and rewarding experience.

Social media editor Kiser Young has some ideas of what you should ask for this holiday season.

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All I want for Christmas is…

By Kiser Young | November 21, 2024

The holiday season is deemed to be more than a period of elaborate gift exchanges and a spam inbox filled with seasonal deals; however, the holidays come once a year. It doesn’t hurt to be a little superficial and present-hungry after finals season.

Staff writer Mia Zurich wants to give you tips on how to dress for the office.

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Dress to impress: A guide to navigating your wardrobe in the business world

By Mia Zurich | October 20, 2024

Navigating the business world can be tricky, but navigating your closet shouldn’t be if you stick to this essential guide.

Shana Rosenberg, the Executive Director of Thread Up, Oxford, explains to an Emerging Technology in Business and Design (ETBD) class how their organization functions.

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New thrift store hopes to draw attention to sustainability project

By Anna Kate Mereness | October 14, 2024

Uptown Threads initially opened its doors in September 2023, and has seen a slow, consistent growth in sales since then. At Uptown Threads, buyers will be able to find both upcycled clothing and home textiles readily available for purchase.

Culture Writer Caitlin McNally is helping you spruce up your fall wardrobe with these fashion trends.

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Fall fashion is back in full swing

By Caitlin McNally | September 29, 2024

For fans and followers of style, there is nothing quite comparable to fall fashion. Let’s talk about what we can expect to see around Oxford as we move further away from summer and continue to dive into fall.

Social Media Manager Kiser Young rummages through his wardrobe.

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College is perfect for finding your personal style

By Kiser Young | September 23, 2024

Clothes are objects that become more than just pointless articles that we change in and out of.

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Behind the curtain: The making of “Incandescence”

By Sarah Frosch | May 2, 2024

See Miami University Fashion and Design executive board members prepare for their 18th annual fashion show, themed Incandescence, which features the work of 19 student designers and 88 models.

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Sustainably building your summer wardrobe

By Farmah Jallow | April 22, 2024

As we ditch our winter coats for t-shirts, how much thought are we putting into our shopping choices?

Hickcox used fashion as a way to express her opinions on climate change for Miami University Fashion and Design's fashion show last year.

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‘The most universal medium’: Using fashion as an outlet for political expression

By Alice Momany | April 10, 2024

Activists and figures in the media have used their clothes to express their political views.

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April showers bring May flowers: florals in fashion

By Allison Lee | April 7, 2024

In fashion, spring marks the return of pastels and delicate florals.

Students and faculty are dressing up for the spring season.

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Students are sprucing up their style for spring

By Alice Momany | March 25, 2024

Warmer, springtime weather is approaching, and with it a change in the clothing seen around Miami University’s campus.

New weather means darties and even better outfits.

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Darty season is upon us: Three going-out trends that Miami students are on top of

By Allison Lee | March 20, 2024

It has been a bitter winter, and that makes it hard to go all-out with going-out outfits. With a promising spring headed their way, Miami students are sure to step out with their outfits.

General admission attendees dressed in red and black to match the concert theme.

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Queer music icon Chappell Roan came to Cincinnati and brought kinky fashion with her

By Ava Shaffer | March 15, 2024

Queer music icon Chappell Roan performed a sold-out concert in Cincinnati on Sunday, March 10, with a dress-up theme for her song, “My Kink Is Karma.”