The ultimate 2024 fashion ‘ins and outs’ list
By Allison Lee | February 2, 2024Get rid of your cropped jackets and noisy prints and put on a little black purse and some ribbon – here are fashion’s “ins and outs” for the new year.
Get rid of your cropped jackets and noisy prints and put on a little black purse and some ribbon – here are fashion’s “ins and outs” for the new year.
With the holiday season here and trends changing ever so quickly, figuring out your aesthetic can be stressful — but no matter the occasion, building holiday outfits can be easy if you have closet staples that will always be classy and timeless.
It’s finally time to embrace chilly temperatures as we move from late fall into winter, which begs the question: How do we stay comfortable and warm all while showing off our own personal style?
Learn about the local businesses in Oxford that are fighting the growing environmental problem of clothing waste by collecting, repurposing and selling second-hand clothing and textiles.
Toward the end of every year, it’s best to check our old laundry, mood boards and closets to remind ourselves of what our fashion means to us. Whether we always knew it or not, dazzling in 2023 involved reflecting our past.
One thing everybody can agree on is that makeup is a form of self expression – and nobody knows that better than sophomore makeup artist Scout Tincher.
The College Artisans Shop is a new student-run boutique uptown that provides fellow students a haven to sell their own art, jewelry and clothing.
In college, the Halloween season is the most fun time of the year — unless you have no costume. However, students can still come up with something last-minute, easy and cheap if they follow this guide.
The weather is finally feeling like fall, and the people of Oxford, Ohio, are embracing the chill. Check out Walker’s Apparel and Footwear for all of your fall needs – there are fleece Patagonia jackets and cozy Birkenstock sandals aplenty.
The residents of Oxford, Ohio, and students at Miami University are adding their own creative twists to autumnal decor.
Miami University students and faculty who love to crochet and knit — or want to learn how — can gift their DIY hats and scarves to active members of the military, veterans and first responders. Working with the nationwide philanthropy Operation Gratitude, Miami’s Service+ program welcomes donations at Old Manse through Oct. 25.
Salon Signature’s success can be attributed to its experienced stylists, welcoming environment, and connection to the Miami and Oxford communities.
Today, Markesbery executes professional photoshoots in the frigid mountains wearing his apparel brand, OROS. He built the clothes with the patented insulation technology he invented after graduating from Miami University – Solarcore, the most scientifically innovative material of its kind.
By doing your laundry incorrectly, you’re wearing down your clothes quicker, thus shortening their lifespans. So, how do you properly do your laundry? Do you even know how?
Autumn is upon us, and for us fashionistas, there’s nothing more exciting than a fall style upgrade. As the weather cools down, here’s some fall trends I’ve been loving to spruce up your fall wardrobe.
Pictures are a way of capturing the essence of style, and photoshoots help fashion live forever.
The easiest way to answer why my style is preppy is because it's timeless, versatile and it’ll never go out of style. I always stick with polo and khakis, rugby and sweats and loafers and jeans. Preppy combinations are in your favor for every occasion of life.
In a world plagued by fast fashion and a town that thrives on the ever-changing, incredibly nuanced and niche “going-out” outfit, Oxford, Ohio, is the perfect place for a thrift store. This is where Snazzy Boutique in the Junction House on Elm Street comes into play.
Thrifting thrives in all forms – so Miami University students should seize the chance to dress themselves up at their neighborhood Goodwill, before someone else snatches the most unforgettable item.
Shiree Houf, a 2008 theater alumni, devoted freelancer and mother, harnessed the skills she learned at Miami, along with the power of self-expression, to stitch herself into a much more suitable life.