WHAT TO WEAR: Spring
For some of us, the beginning of March marks the beginning of spring. However, those of us who live in the Midwest know that “spring” is a very unce... Read more.
STYLE ADVICE OF THE WEEK: Return Of The Faux
There is absolutely no stopping faux fur this year. Between coats, boots and vests, faux fur has been on everyone’s radar. Its stylish and cozy appearance has... Read more.
STYLE GURU STYLE: Blast From The Past
With New York Fashion Week a few weeks gone, we are left in the wake of pieces that are tasteful yet iconic. I tend to stick with neutrals and stay away from t... Read more.
WHAT TO WEAR: Weekend Wear
Weekends can be tricky. With two and a half days in a weekend, people are given endless possibilities. Lounge about, go to the library or get lunch with friends... Read more.
STYLE ADVICE OF THE WEEK: A Classy Plus One
Women’s fashion has always been the front runner in the most creative, bold and robust wardrobes, but men’s wardrobes are starting to gain back some ground.... Read more.
STYLE ADVICE OF THE WEEK: All About That Sweater Weather
Sweaters are a must-have winter staple. Alone, layered, thin or thick, they are everywhere this season and for good reason. The different textures, fits and col... Read more.
STYLE GURU STYLE: Stick With The Scheme
Pre-fall 2015 shows have set the stage with beautifully designed dresses layered with sweaters in matching hues. Long coats, boots and belts are seen styled wit... Read more.
WHAT TO WEAR: Winter
College boys are consistently seen with baggy sweats, cutoff T-shirts and sports team apparel. Being a college student in the cold does not mean you should sacr... Read more.
WHAT TO WEAR: Cold Weather
Since Christmas has already come and gone, there is no denying that winter is in full swing. Despite savage snow storms and freezing winds, people everywhere ar... Read more.
STYLE GURU BIO: Janelle Canopy
I have grown up in the same small town since I was born and the only real experience I have had with fashion is what I have personally exposed myself to. I wasn... Read more.