Shopping Digitally in a Post-Pandemic World
COVID-19 has transformed the fashion industry into one focused on e-commerce.
Tag: Fashion
Second annual Hispanic Heritage Month Summit Held Tuesday
The Latinx Fashion Leadership Council held its second annual Hispanic Heritage Month Summit last week. Attendees gathered virtually on Zoom to listen to fashion industry leaders discuss this year’s theme: … Read More
What Your Numerology Number Says About Your Fashion Choices
When it comes to fashion, what looks good on one person might not look so great on another. However, numerology can provide some insight into which styles and colors might work best for you based on your personal number. So take a look at this guide to learn more about what your numerology number says about your fashion choices.
Nishi Fest Celebrates Cosplay and Asian Pop Culture in Arlington
The Esports Stadium Arlington welcomed food enthusiasts, car-lovers, anime-watchers, and cosplay fans to Nishi Fest, an Asian pop culture festival.
First “Pop-Up Clothing Swap” Aims to Help LGBT Students Express Themselves Through Fashion
SMU’s Women and LGBT Center is collecting gently used clothing for LGBT students to try out new pieces in their wardrobes without judgement.
Aerie pop-up shop visits SMU
The trendy pop-up clothing store had students buzzing at The Flagpole earlier this week.
On the Street: The SMU Look
IN THIS SMU LOOK STYLE REPORT, Maggie Borders hits the boulevard to ask students about opposite gender styles. Take a look!
60 Seconds of Style
IN THIS SMU LOOK STYLE REPORT, Ali Mikles shows us a freshman closet and check out some male fashion trends. Take a look!
Get to know Meredith Welborn: student, blogger, and all-around creative
Talented and fashionable SMU student Meredith Welborn describes her life as a blogger, student, and Senior Editor SMU Look magazine.
Investing in Vegan Vestments
Right now, I’m a college sophomore. I started off as a fashion tech major because I like fashion and I’m interested in the industry. However, in my major, I’ve learned that fashion uses a ton of waste: water waste, soil waste, and animal waste. It’s really crazy. Now I’ve learned a lot about the systems of fashion, but oddly enough, they don’t really teach us what we can do in order to cut down on waste ourselves and be more ethical with what we buy off the rack. I’ve been researching a little bit, but I am really interested in learning more about what I can do to buy ethical clothing. After all, if I’m going to work in the industry, I should practice what I preach!