Archives - Kelsey Burritt
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Murk-y encounters: re-evaluating fashion and AIDS
A revision of views on fashion design for AIDS fundraising.
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Consumer activism: A fashion fraud?
[caption id="attachment_14927" align="alignleft" width="270" caption="Courtesy of Samesky.com"][/caption] I’m a big fan of the tribal look. My personal utopia would involve…
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Rain boots this Spring: fashion friend or faux-pas?
[caption id="attachment_14652" align="alignleft" width="200" caption="Courtesy of Style.com"][/caption] Look down. Look at your shoes. Look up. Is it sunny and gorgeous?…
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Relaxed Chic: How to feel comfortable this spring
[caption id="attachment_14436" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="http://www.ladyandtheblog.com"][/caption] After a much-needed trip to the mall over spring break, I noticed something different about…
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Wardrobe exhaustion: adapting to the seasons
What to do when your wardrobe is exhausted for the winter seasons.
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Back from the future: nineties fashion in the millenium
An exploration of why nineties' fashion has appeared on the 2011 runway.
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A flock of controversy over the fashion of ‘Black Swan’
An examination of the costume and fashion in the movie "The Black Swan".
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Reality Chic: economic adversity versus fashion
A look at the functionality, affordability and feasibility of high fashion on the runway and on the streets.
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The statement neck piece: a winter alternative
A student studies winter fashion, particularly focusing on winter wear.
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Vogue’s ‘best dressed’ list invokes wealth and mad money
Blake Lively was recently named Vogue’s Best Dressed Woman of the Year. Somewhere an angel lost its wings and face-planted to Earth. Or was that my confidence in American Vogue shattering into a thousand crystalline pieces that not even Riccardo Tisci could work into a couture gown?