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Dressing the Part: Fashion, Identity, and Insecurity in Audrey Hobert’s Music
Mars Oliver-Martinez Music | Identity Audrey Hobert’s lyrics feel like flipping through the closet of a twenty-something’s mind – one filled with long dresses, cool jeans, lace nightgowns, and that familiar ache of trying to look like you have it together when you absolutely don’t. In her world, fashion isn’t just decoration – it’s emotional armor, a mirror, and sometimes, a beautifully constructed lie we tell ourselves. In “Chateau”, Hobert sketches a character whose “long


Fits You Can’t Miss: Our Favorite Fashion Moments From the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Chloe Coleman Current Events | Style From heartthrob Jude Bellingham’s jersey flying off the shelf to fans doing the “row” celebration while adorning Dolce & Gabbana ambassador Haaland’s signature blonde hair, the 2026 World Cup has taken the world of fashion by storm this past summer. Hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the United States, this year’s World Cup has proven to be unforgettable. Here on our very own turf in Boston, we had the pleasure of celebrating red, white, and bl


The Sustainable Impact of Second-Hand Fashion
Helena Struzziery Sustainability | Enviorment Fast fashion has been an extremely profitable business for the past 50 years in America. Cheap materials and manufacturing have allowed companies to produce and ship clothes quickly to buyers. Brands like SHEIN, H&M, and Zara appeal to their customers with cheap, trendy pieces. However, the business is not as innocent as making and selling clothes. The fast fashion industry is now accountable for 10%, annually, of the global carbo
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