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.
There is an inextricable relationship with the outfits one presents themselves in and their current mood or view on life, which is why fashion is such a beautiful form of art. To help conceptualize this, I thought it would be helpful to show what I might wear on a weekly basis, as my style is very reflective of my own personal life.
Trade a 6th Avenue skyscraper for Brick Street Bar and you get a typical night-out routine for Miami University students.
At Miami, fashion students can invest in the art and business of their craft simultaneously, and all that material could remodel their childhood fantasies into graduate reality.
For some incoming first-years, packing your closet can seem like a daunting task – but it doesn’t have to be. Rising sophomore Gianna Colarich shares some tips and tricks on style at Miami and what to include in your wardrobe.
With the premiere of director Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” movie on July 21, it’s almost like the entire world jumped into Barbie’s iconic pink land.
My freshman year flipped my world upside down, so it’s no surprise my style changed along with it.
Many retailers, such as my closet staple, J.Crew, were at death’s door as the pandemic was beginning. Now, many mall brands have entered their own renaissance to compete with fast fashion and are doing it very well.
Take a look at Miami University Fashion & Design’s 17th annual fashion show theme, “Ethereal.”
From giveaways to fundraisers and workshop events, PINK is showcasing new, all-inclusive collections while supporting local communities, promoting social awareness and spreading the message of self-empowerment. Better yet, PINK is here at Miami University.
Smith-Lash launched her shea butter skincare line, Coarse Culture, after experimenting with it as a home remedy for her mom’s lupus.
Empty closet? Look no further: these Oxford boutiques have just what you need.
To complete his preppy outfit next time he encounters Miami, my dad needs a watch – to track today’s style order and remember how it started.
It can be difficult to transition out of my emo girl winter beat to pastels and colors, but like the season of spring, such change must be embraced. Here's my guide to dressing for all of it.
I have yet to decide what I want my next tattoo to be, but tattoos have remained a fascination to my spirit. To fulfill my curiosity about the tattoo culture, I went to Vertigo Uptown and interviewed the owner and my friend, Steve Cupp.
From her debut album “Born To Die” in 2012, all the way to the release of her latest single “A&W” released just last month, Lana Del Rey has constantly changed her aesthetic to match the vibe of whatever music she releases.
Fashion organizations continue to be the largest and most diverse groups on Miami University’s campus.