The fashion world is now ready for a major overhaul. We’re talking less Taylor Momsen, more Katharine Hepburn.
We're looking forward to seeing these styles all over Rutgers this fall!
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Collegiate fashion never looked this good.
Don't miss out on these summer fashion gotta-have-ems!
Basketball shorts, sneakers, white tee; we all know the typical college guy look.
An unseasonably warm April was the backdrop for Inside Beat’s annual “Street Style” issue.
After much anticipation, spring is finally here to stay. Besides allergy season running through campus like the plague, that means new spring clothes!
What are the hottest looks of the season, you ask? Prisoners are making a statement with custom-made frocks featuring sky-high shoulder pads and daring cleavage, and strategically placed caution tape is the newest trend. Did we mention cigarette shades and soda cans are the hottest accessories? OK, not really, but welcome to the world of a Gaga music video.
The secret to possessing a seemingly endless wardrobe of fabulous clothes does not require frequent trips to the mall. True fashion chameleons know how to recycle their favorite pieces in multiple ways. Their greatest weapon is the newest trend: convertible clothing.
With a name like Chanel Iman, being an ordinary girl simply would not do. At only 18 years old, Chanel Iman Robinson has taken the fashion world by storm. How many 18-year-olds can call Tyra Banks their “mentor,” be a Victoria’s Secret Angel and be linked to everyone from Kanye West to music producer Ryan Leslie? Iman is certainly cementing her status as fashion’s newest rising star.
Meet Chris Rose, Lilian Bard and Michelle Postorino — three of Rutgers finest seniors who have interned with some of the best companies and publications in the fashion and beauty world. These are students who have interned at places like Versace, Marc Jacobs and Elle and still manage to take 12 or 15 credit semesters.
Since sources for inspiration are endless, we decided to see what a collection might look like if the University was chosen as a muse. Brigette Kolson, a recent fashion design graduate from The Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, recently drew up three sketches for a ready-to-wear line inspired by Rutgers University, incorporating everything from our school colors to our armor-clad mascot.
Upon entering the Raspberry Beret boutique in Highland Park, an immediate sense of warmth consumes you, and it’s as if you’ve walked into a good friend’s very fashionable closet.
Looking for top-name garments at slightly cheaper prices? Want to be the first to get the scoop on up-and-coming designers and opening boutiques? Here are some valuable Web sites that take fashion and online shopping to another level.
Some of us have the tendency to let the festive mood get the best of our judgment, so that we choose too-revealing outfits that forego comfort in favor of perceived sexiness. Get inspired by this season’s rockstar trend when putting together a Friday night look that’s both classy and alluring.
So, to help lessen the confusion, we asked a typical girl from Rutgers to take a trip with us to the nail salon, Luxi, located in Highland Park. Using her as our subject, we observed and scrutinized every last detail as she received a basic manicure and pedicure.
We hit the streets recently with a photographer, a model and a trunk full of clothes to shoot our first ever fashion editorial — uniting glamour with some of the University's most iconic locations.
Peachepot Boutique, located in Highland Park, proves that Rutgers fashion can be found beyond George Street.
Profound Aesthetic — a name that conjures up images of something grand and meaningful — is in fact a T-shirt company, started up about one year ago by 24-year-old Rutgers alum Faraz Zaidi.
The growing crop of underage fashion bloggers, who are getting attention from the most important designers of the moment, may have the boldest style yet.
A combination of natural style and talent facilitated the beginnings of a lucrative business venture in fashion for one School of Arts and Sciences sophomore. Phillip Annand’s independent fashion brand, The Award Tour, puts him in legitimate contention for the position of the University’s next famous fashion designer.
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