ALL IN THE DETAILS: Keeping It Simple
We’re all beginning to feel the heat. Our classes are beginning to heat up and we can feel the warmth of finals coming our way; but the most prominent heat mi... Read more.
AROUND TOWN: Henrigirl
When the spring flowers start blossoming and the birds are chirping, that’s my cue to look into a new spring wardrobe. For any college Fashionista at the Univ... Read more.
STYLE ADVICE OF THE WEEK: Battling A Busy Day
As midterms approach, interviews begin and organizations get demanding, it’s difficult to find an outfit that can fit any situation. Our Fashionista maximizes... Read more.
STYLE ADVICE OF THE WEEK: Embracing the Spring Spirit
Spring has sprung here in Gainesville, and it’s been a fast transition from the heavy winter coats to fun floral patterns. So put away the dark color schemes ... Read more.
ALL IN THE DETAILS: Black on Black on Blue
With an overpopulation of oversized sweaters, it becomes the Fashionista’s job to break the mold and adventure into unknown territory of cold weather style. T... Read more.
STYLE ADVICE OF THE WEEK: Loving The Layers
There’s a constant battle between trending and individualizing an outfit. A true Fashionista always creates a unique outfit while still incorporating the popu... Read more.
WHAT TO WEAR: Cold Weather
Forget hard classes, boring professors and what you’re going to eat for lunch. Sometimes the biggest struggle is what to wear when the mornings start out free... Read more.
STYLE ADVICE OF THE WEEK: Classy Casual
The spring semester is underway and the countdown for spring break has already begun. So with early mornings and long classes it’s easy to forget style. Howev... Read more.
STYLE ADVICE OF THE WEEK: Picturesque Patterns
A talent I admire from a distance and respect from afar is the ability to mix patterns and, more specifically, to mix them well. You always hear the cliché say... Read more.
STYLE GURU BIO: Monica Humphries
Throughout my life I’ve probably imagined myself in thousands of careers, from a traveling nurse to a chemical engineer, so my decision to major in Journalism... Read more.