Paris Fashion Week has officially ended, rounding out the most magical month in the fashion world.
Foam might be the future of footwear fashion. Two environmental experts at UF are optimistic about a shoe design that would be made from biodegradable, or recyclable foam, materials.
Tilman Monsanto thinks shopping for men’s clothing in Gainesville is horrible.
The kids who flocked to see the midnight premieres of the Harry Potter movies wearing striped scarves, fake glasses and lightning bolts drawn on their foreheads with their mom’s eyebrow pencils are all grown up.
More than a thousand people are using a new site to find inexpensive brand-name clothes. One hundred and fifty of them are at UF.
Something is emerging on campus. Maybe it is the heat that brought them out.
Looking for a place to pop some tags? Only got $20 in your pocket?
Wolfgang fashion clothing store off University Avenue has long forgone paper advertising after it saw little return for sales during the year of its establishment in 2007.
If you’re the type who likes half-naked models strutting their stuff down a runway, then keep your calendars open Saturday evening.
Guys just shouldn’t wear flip-flops. 6,530 people who like the Facebook page “Men shouldn’t wear Flip Flops” say so.
Trends — sometimes no one knows what to think about them. They either can be very ingenious fashion pieces, or they can make you think, “What the hell is this crap?”
Day 2: Thursday fashion runway show and panel discussion sponsored by Pride Awareness Month
Let us all take a moment of silence for Amanda Bynes.
Fashionistas rejoice — Henri Girl Boutique plans to reopen its Gainesville store closer to campus Friday.
Greyhounds will stride alongside models, but not because of their long legs and slim build.
Local fashion designer Carla Coultas of Cotton and Silk called attention to Human Trafficking Awareness Month with a benefit show at Ingenue Avenue on Saturday.
Tara Sokolow-Benmeleh has a pretty conventional beauty regimen. When she goes to the salon, she likes the nail polish on her fingers and toes to match.
Wolfgang, located at 1127 W. University Ave., offered a grab-bag sale to all customers who visited the store, with a chance to receive discounts of up to 50 percent off any one item, in addition to 15 percent-off the entire shop.
Victoria Miller combines second-hand doilies and entrepreneurship to create a unique result. Miller, a 21-year-old art history senior at UF, makes dreamcatchers and sells them online at the popular handmade goods marketplace, Etsy.
Managing their newly opened retro clothing and beauty store, Ingenue Avenue, and their two-year-old cupcake bakery, Sarkara Sweets Cafe, takes up so much of their time they have little room for much else on their schedules.
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