LIM College

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 ...

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 ...

Once upon a time, looking like a nerd was a walk to the guillotine. No one wanted to be associated with an introverted, geeky, Steve Urkel appearance that everyone looked down upon. But that’s changed. College students and young adults all over the ...

When you think about Juicy Couture, what are the first things you visualize? Is it the infamous over-glamorized loungewear known as the “Juicy Suit”? Perhaps an accessory adorned with oversized charms and stamped with classic English lettering? The ...

When I think vintage, I think glamour. Vintage shops always spark my interest. I love the idea of digging for a one-of-a-kind piece in an environment filled with unique and intriguing items.

My mother and I approached the Metropolitan Pavilion (125 W. 18th Street) around 11:30 on a Saturday morning. The Lucky Shop event (sponsored by Lucky Magazine) is a fairly typical shopping event pitched to true fashion-hounds as an opportunity for ...

Has anyone ever told you that a certain accessory, color, or shoe is exuding a specific energy from you? When shopping with a friend, has she ever said to you, “Yeah, you can pull off that. I would never be able to!” The answer to this is ...

New York City Ballet A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the David H. Koch Theater

Late night TV may be crude and obnoxious, but it can also be funny enough for that to be excused. Those same qualities sometimes apply to talk shows, like Jay Leno’s, and to fake news programs like The Colbert Report and celebrity round-tables like ...