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by Leah Goryachkovsky  260 Sample Sale is a national brand that sells designer products at a discounted price. They are a family-run organization founded in New York with 5 locations: 3 in New York, 1 in Miami,  and 1 in Los Angeles. In addition to in-person locations, they have an active online site with various…

by Leah Goryachkovsky  Welcome to our new series that breaks down some staple thrifting locations in various areas around New York. This week is one of my favorites, the East Village.  Flamingo’s Vintage Pound  This inconspicuous hole-in-the-wall gem is filled with a large variety of products. It is so special because everything (unless stated otherwise)…

by Eva Brander Blackhawk Eva: I see you’re involved in lots of different art forms, could you tell me more about what different things you do? Mab: I’m a multimedia extravaganza. I do it all! I paint, crochet, tuft, creative direct, and design. Eva: Could you tell me more about your name @mablacasa and ‘cynner’? …

by Isabella Korunda Whether you’re lounging on the beach or hitting the ski slopes, CUFS has got you covered. Here are my picks to get that cool girl vibe in a tropical oasis or on a snowy mountain.  First, the Hot: that effortless beachy look whether you’re spring-breaking in Florida, Mykonos, or just lounging on…

by Leah Goryachkovsky Yes, it’s true. Bolo ties are officially back after decades of not being seen in high fashion. I’m not sure what has inspired my sudden desire for a leather string held by a large pendant around my neck, but I officially can’t imagine my closet without it. What used to be an…

by Eva Brander Blackhawk Calling all online thrifters and bargain designer shoppers! If you’re not already shopping on therealreal.com, I’m here to tell you all the reasons you need to check out this online consignment shop or even visit one of their flagship stores downtown in New York City. Although you might think of brands…

by Vivian Ng Columbia University and Creativity? Not two things you often see together. While people often think of academics when they hear “Columbia University”, there is a strong community of creative individuals within our school. Columbia Creators is a series that features members of school that finds creativity in fashion. This article kicks-off this…

by Ashleigh Lackey Nissa New York is a fashion brand by Amanda Hoffman, a senior at FIT, that specializes in bold colors and offers custom sizing. We sat down with Amanda for the final installment of our Women’s History Month interview series. CUFS: Tell us a bit about your fashion background and your time at…

Alexandra Grounds is a student from Scottsdale, AZ studying Visual Arts at Columbia GS. She simultaneously advocates for female empowerment through large-scale oil portraiture. She even has some of her work on display at the World Trade Center in addition to multiple galleries around the nation. We sat down to talk to her about her…

by Ashleigh Lackey In honor of Women’s History Month, we have a series of interviews with female entrepreneurs and artists. First up is our Q&A with Studio Luu, a female owned, sustainable small business from San Francisco that sells the cutest accessories and home wear! CUFS: What inspired you to start Studio Luu?  Studio Luu:…