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By: Angelina O’Connor No one expected the start of New York Fashion Week to begin with a fashion show at Columbia University, yet that is precisely how it opened – right here on campus in Earl Hall. Fig Magazine, a new student-run fashion publication, made its striking debut with its inaugural show, “Memory of Light”.…
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By: Damilola Bankole The Columbia University Fashion Society was delighted to host Dylan Kelly for an intimate conversation, where members gathered for a glimpse into his mindset, career journey, and creative philosophy. Since launching his now-iconic “Walk With Me” series, Kelly has featured figures like Alex Consani, Bhavitha Mandava, and Honey Balenciaga on his pages,…
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By: Angelina O’Connor Someone recently relayed to me that they love going out because it’s like playing dress up, and I couldn’t agree more. For those familiar with the New York City nightlife scene, you may know that the dress code is anything but universal. A black mini skirt paired with high heeled black boots…
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There are moments in fashion history when a designer, brand, and creative vision come together to create a season or even an era-defining collection, which is forever immortalized as a masterpiece. The pieces in these collections serve as historical artifacts, providing a contextual component to a garment’s original narrative. Some of the most iconic fashion…
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By: Sophia Schack What is the obsession with extravagance? There is something that keeps drawing people into the opulence of eighteenth-century France, at the dusk of an absolutist monarchy. The masquerade of careful appearance curated within ornate golden walls and hallways of mirrors, where one was constantly accosted by their own apparent perfection, has been…
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By: Sophie Shyer Costuming in film is often what sells the world before the story is introduced. Guillermo del Toro’s 2025 adaptation of “Frankenstein” proves that immediately. From the opening frames, the costume design by Kate Hawley is meticulous and eye-catching, setting the scene for the film from the first shot. Hawley has worked with…
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By: Raja Ahmed Saeed Six to nine yards of woven fabric, carefully draped by the women of the subcontinent for thousands of years. The sari is a way of life. Dating back as far as the Indus Civilization, the sari is mentioned in ancient Sanskrit and Buddhist literature during the 6th century BCE, and has…
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By: Kairos Von der Ahe Columbia University Fashion Society will likely not be the thousandth publication raving on about how trendy the New York dining scene is. However, we will be the publication that directs you and your friends to the most fabulous eateries in the city. Restaurants in New York City have historically doubled…
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By: Riley Taylor The name ‘Hermès’ carries the weight of centuries dedicated to inspiration and heritage, cementing the French fashion house as the pinnacle of luxury quality and the ultimate status symbol. In comparison, other major houses, such as Chanel and Dior, appear to be making a mockery of the prestige that the label ‘Made…
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By: Sadie Zanzuri In an age when the world seems to be more connected than ever, we see an increase in cultures around the world sharing their traditions with each other. This naturally spills into fashion. Fashion has always played a key role in identity; different patterns, fabrics, and designs reflect different eras and cultures.…
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