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How would you spend the last day of your existence?

Last week I wrote a little bit about where I like to shop for clothes and the style of New York City. This time I want to write about grocery shopping, which to me is almost as important as clothes shopping. Like I wrote earlier, I had no idea about ...

Let’s face it girls and boys, we live in one of the biggest cities in the world and not every guy who buys you a drink at a bar is going to be a nice one.  According to crime statistics released by the NYPD, there have already been more than 250 ...

More than 600,000 brides of color are married each year. Mocha Bride Magazine and its sister publication Bride Nine were created to serve that market. The publications, out of San Francisco, reach far beyond the Bay Area. As a bridal-enthusiast ...

This is the last weekend to go in person to see the great exhibit about Tim Burton’s career at MoMa. But a beautiful book that records the exhibition and offers much more is also being published to honor how Burton’s style, animations, and vision ...

For many aspiring magazine writers, stylists, and editors, Nylon magazine may be the fashion publishing Mecca. Anyone with an eye for alternative style can appreciate the pages of Nylon. Two of my friends and Stuyvesant Town neighbors, Jenna Igneri ...

One of my biggest questions before I moved to New York City was, “Where am I going to shop?” Now, being a fashion student, you would think that I have no problem spending money on clothes, but really I do. I can’t justify spending too much money on ...

Nothing compares to springtime in New York. Now that the weather is nicer, I’m usually always in a good mood and I actually enjoy my walks to class. Also, now with spring fully in bloom, it means I can spend my leisure time strolling around the city.