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.
Clothes don’t determine your gender and your gender shouldn’t determine your clothes. Non-binary fashion on campus and around the world is as varied as non-binary people themselves, and it’s time to celebrate that.
Since it’s been over a year since I started the art of crochet, here’s some advice for the novice crafters out there to save money and time while enjoying learning a new hobby!
Those days are far behind me now, waking up at noon (most days) and now, my mom wears her slippers to her home office. But my mom’s business-wear will always stay in my memories.
Rihanna’s outfit complimented how energetic and filled with life her SuperBowl performance was.
Diamonds, latex and trains - here are the top 12 the best (and worst) looks from the 2023 Grammys.
TikTok’s biggest trends hit Miami’s campus – here’s what to look out for!
Style is a language – and Miami University English professor Cathy Wagner is fluent in it.
We were born into consumer lifestyles, we ingest the advertising everyday in our media and we face the struggle of feeling the need to be ‘in style’ all the time. Don’t blame yourself, but don’t fall into the trap of fast fashion.
My name is Jack Sampson, and this is the second installment of the series where I teach you how to develop a personal fashion sense.
Fashion runways have returned to what fashion is all about: glamour and innovation. This season’s fashion month has turned many heads and has gone through new creative paths: in runaways, models and clothing pieces.
Out with the new, in with the old. Leather jackets, plaid, and combat boots are making a comeback as Tiktok revives the “Messy Girl” aesthetic.
Are you trying to develop your fashion sense into something that feels more personal and comfortable? Here is a good place to start.
Tucked away in the corner in the highest level of King Library is the Makerspace. And it’s awaiting new visitors.