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Whether you hear Harry Styles’ and think of his boy-band-era filled with prep school styled blazers and skinny jeans, or his sheer ruffled sleeved suit and single pearl earring while hosting the 2019 Met Gala, Styles’ most praised asset continues to be his style.
The year is 2010. You sit outside of school, anxiously awaiting the all too familiar groaning of your mom’s 1999 white minivan. Finally, you see the whale-like vehicle approaching. All of the other kids waiting on their parents’ luxury vehicles crane their necks to see what poor soul belongs to the minivan. The situation can’t get any worse—and then it does.
We're well on our way to celebrating our one year anniversary with the pandemic and we can’t help but sigh that being cooped up wearing our pajamas and sweats day in and day out has made us forget about the rush of playing spring dress-up.
What was once an elementary school craft is now one of the biggest trends of the 2019 spring season. From show to show, hints of tie dye have been making their way down runways, elevating the dying technique from elementary chic to high fashion. Everyone from Stella McCarthy to Prada are incorporating this trend in their collections. Tie dye has already made its way to fashion retailers, making it an easy trend to incorporate in your wardrobe. Whether pairing a tie dye hoodie with a printed flowy skirt or tie dye pants with a white tee, it's an simple staple for your spring/summer wardrobe.
Studying in a dorm or an apartment can be depressing with the harsh florescent lights and boring, generic desk lamps. Here are five easy solutions on how to show off your aesthetic while brightening up your space.
