Forecasting and recapping the fashion of student life, Ellen Chapman SC ’27 writes on the fashion trends making their way through the Claremont Colleges.
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Fashion Bible: It was a phase, mom…
Style columnist Lisa Gorelik CM’25 writes a personal confession on her somewhat cringey fashion journey through-out the years and finally confesses, that it was a phase.
Claremont Core: Gus-Core – A personal reflection
Fashion columnist Gus Gingrich PO ‘24 concludes his time at TSL by detailing the ups and downs of his personal style journey.
Fashion Bible: Spring/Summer 2024 – What’s hot, what’s not?
Are you searching for tips on how to update your wardrobe this summer? Well, look no further because style columnist Lisa Gorelik CM ’25 has compiled a list of all the fashion and lifestyle “ins” and “outs” for this season.
Claremont Core: The Comme des Garçons Universe
Fashion columnist Gus Gingrich PO ‘24 dissects the fashion universe of Japanese brand Comme des Garçons (CDG), a brand which he argues has been plagued by the popularity of their diffusion lines such as CDG Play.
Fashion Bible: The Irony of America-Boo Fashion
How can fashion be ironic? Style columnist Lisa Gorelik CM’25 explains her fascination with “America-core” and her motivations behind wearing shirts embellished with the flag and bald eagle.
Fashion Bible: I’m a gorpcore poser and I’m not ashamed
What is “gorpcore” and why is it a controversial trend? Style columnist Lisa Gorelik CM’25 explains gorpcore’s roots and reports her journey from hating to loving the style.
Claremont Core: The Post-Sneaker World
Columnist Gus Gingrich PO ‘24 chronicles the downfall of the sneaker industry along with some alternatives for those looking to switch it up.
Fashion Bible: Coats & Ties or Pajamas & Crocs
Dress code for college classes — a ridiculous idea or a useful policy? Style columnist Lisa Gorelik CM ’25 investigates the opinions of CMC students on both sides of the argument.
Claremont Core: Paris Fashion Week Men’s – Belated Analysis
Paris Fashion Week: the perfect occasion for all the high-fashion brands to come together and remind us college students how broke we all are. At least some of the outfits are cool, though. Columnist Gus Gingrich PO ‘24 elaborates in his review.