If you’re thinking that little old State Street in Madison is far behind in the fashion world, think again. State Street has some great stores for the shopper extraordinaire who is used to Soho boutiques and Los Angeles vintage. Well Dorothy, we aren’t on the coast anymore. It’s a new ye

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Now that we've been receiving some cooler autumn weather in Tallahassee people are starting to break out their sweatshirts, scarves, and leggings. Nothing bothers me more than when I see a girl wearing cutoff jean shorts and Ugg boots. If it's warm enough to wear shorts, is it really necessary to wear winter boots?

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Who they are: Naturally, because UNC is a liberal (or "liberal," depending on how you look at it) school, the campus is crawling with hipsters. Seriously, they're everywhere...well, everywhere that isn't the beaten path. They hang out in Carrboro, they frequent Cat's Cradle and Local 506

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60s? 80s? Please, how many times are the past going to come back into fashion? I'm sick of retro, and it's time for this decade to make a name for itself in terms of looks. Without further ado, I present you with the next biggest thing in newfangled hairdo for men!

 

Not sure what to call it yet, but we'll think of something as it catches on.

Dress for success. It’s trite, but it’s good advice nonetheless. Even in today’s business-casual, and business-real-casual world, it’s important to put your best self forward.
 

And these wise words don’t only apply to tried-and-true exec-types. Even college interns can get a jumpstart on their car

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We've got your four step guide to keeping clean and looking cool.

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As you are most likely aware, ballet flats are a big trend right now. They're comfortable, functional, and they're a nice way to dress up some jeans or dress down a dress without trying to hard.

Unfortunately, ballet flats are another trend being used and abused by Northwestern students. A ... MORE »

The newspaper’s Pulse section claims to catalogue Columbia's "People, Places & Trends." So Jason Rosenbaum, a political reporter, wrote a recent entry about students trudging to class at 8 a.m. in – imagine this – sweatpants, hoodies, pajama... MORE »