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Throughout the Years: Winter Olympic Outfits

Written by: Itza Bonilla Hernandez '20
Published on: December 22, 2017

The 2018 Winter Olympic outfits are out, and they are the most unique outfits to date. For the sixth time in a row, Polo Ralph Lauren has been chosen to design the Winter Olympic outfits. The multibillion-dollar American fashion brand, founded by Ralph Lifshitz, has designed every set of  Olympic outfits since the 2008 Beijing […]

Categories: SportsTags: Fashion

Who Wore It Best

Written by: Kayla Kaufman
Published on: April 25, 2016

The movement toward a society free of body shaming is well on its way. In recent years, popular fashion brands like Aerie, the “intimates” branch of American Eagle Outfitters, have launched highly successful campaigns to counteract the unrealistic photoshopping of clothing models (with sales rising as much as nine percent), as well as the homogenous […]

Categories: ArtTags: Fashion

One Size Fits Most

Written by: Maeve E. Morse '18
Published on: December 10, 2015

Brandy Heart USA - Photo by flickr.com user gufm

The clothing brand Brandy Melville gained notoriety because of its unusual sizing approach: One size fits all. Why is it that limiting sizes is so profitable in women’s clothing?

Categories: ArtTags: Fashion

From the Street to the Boutique

Written by: Maeve E. Morse '18
Published on: December 18, 2014

Mid-level clothing brands are reaching into the luxury market. Not all of them will succeed.

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