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By: Kairos Von der Ahe On November 12, 2025, Columbia University Fashion Society was cordially invited to Adrian Cashmere’s office in Soho for an in-depth conversation about the brand’s origins, creative process, and most notable moments in fashion. The evening began with a warm welcome from Adrian Cashmere’s three-person team inside their beautifully crafted New…
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By: India Phoenix Colorful faux-fur coats, ribbon-laced woven baskets, and satin twill gowns that feel straight out of Old Hollywood: this is what I discovered at the debut of MME.MINK’s Fall/Holiday 2025 collection. Founded in 2019, MME.MINK is the creative universe of Boston-based designer Jan Haedrich, a brand that stitches together Grace Kelly’s glamour with…
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Some members of the CUFS Editorial committee thought we’d share some fashion favorites of the season. Happy fall! Sarah Dalloul This fall, I’ve been obsessed with handkerchief scarves. I feel like they’re the perfect mix of timeless and effortless. I love how versatile they are. You can wear one around your neck or wrap it…
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By: Alexandra Churchland As the days get shorter and the weather turns crisp, there’s something undeniably comforting about settling down with a good film or TV show. While the media can provide us with entertainment, it can also inspire our daily lives–what we hope to experience and feel, the places we dream of visiting, and…
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By: Dami Bankole If you open social media and search fashion, it’s only a matter of minutes before you’re bombarded with uncanny mannequins saying how bare nails, slicked back hair, kitten heels, subtle jewelry, and clothes with no logos are chic. They’ll tell you how tasteful the people who shop at Brunello Cucinelli and Loro…
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By: Annabelle Leung Fashionistas might really be fashionably late, but does their industry’s reputation — fostering toxic work environments — precede them too? When Anna Wintour and Meryl Streep shared a glance, then a hug, after Dolce & Gabbana’s show at Milan Fashion Week, people were reminded of the Vogue Director’s reign – the legacy…
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By: Fiona Poth The exhibit Man Ray: When Objects Dream is now open at the Metropolitan Museum of Art through February 1, 2026. This immersive exhibit, curated by Stepanie D’Alessandro and Stephen C. Pinson and the first to focus on Man Ray’s rayographs, contains more than one hundred and fifty of his works, including rayographs,…
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By: Sunanya Guthikonda The Winston Cluster serves as a vignette of fashion’s entanglement with economics, crystallizing the relationship between production, marketing, and consumption of luxury goods, particularly with symbolic significance. The Winston Cluster functions as a microcosm of the modern luxury economy that is able to embody the social ideals of wealth and aspiration through…
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By: Sarah Dalloul Fashion is so often dismissed as superficial. Yet it is a form of storytelling, holding memory, culture, and community. It speaks in rich texture and silhouette where words fall short, stitching emotion and history into fabric and form. One designer who embodies this spirit is Lebanese creative director Sarah Beydoun, founder of…
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By: Michael Shavelle I have been going to Martha’s Vineyard almost every summer since I was two years old. I feel eternally grateful for all the memories I have of spending cherished time with family and friends swimming at State Beach, eating clam strips from Nancy’s, and biking to catch the sunset in Menemsha. But,…