Students gathered on Friday, April 10 in the Student Activities Center auditorium to watch the annual spring fashion show presented by the University of Texas at Austin organization Hip Hop Couture called “Couture 365.”
Spring semester is in full swing, meaning networking events and summer internship interviews are right around the corner. Follow these tips to enhance your professional attire, so your resume isn’t the only thing that stands out.
With winter now behind us we can move forward into spring while going back in time. This year, ‘70s style clothing took over fashion weeks in New York and London. Here are five key pieces for a modern ‘70s-inspired look that will no doubt help you funk it up all semester long.
She walks across a field in a jeweled, cream crop top and matching trouser skirt. Her pink heels match the hot-pink manes and tails of the live ponies grazing behind her. This photoshoot for Vogue Korea is just another day in the life of UT student and model Ash Kim.
The weather is getting warmer, the squirrels are coming out and you find your focus shifting from midterms to what you’re going to wear this spring. You may not be able to control Texas’ unpredictable weather, but the following style trends are sure to make this season a fashionable one.
Camille Styles’s coffee-table book, "Entertaining Inspired Gatherings and Effortless Style" encompasses everything it promises and more. An Austin native, Styles brings fashion, food and fun to life in 307 colorful pages filled with vibrant pictures. This coffee table book is split into four parts according to seasons. Each section dives into the sights, sounds and smells of that particular time of year. Styles talks about various social gatherings that ring true to each season, like a fiesta-themed soirée during the hot summer months. She includes scrumptious recipes to go along with it (I’m looking forward to trying out “the best chocolate cookies ever”).
Owning every piece of clothing in one color might seem easy, but you shouldn’t underestimate the art of uniformity. Monochrome is more than black and white—it’s using multiple shades of a single hue.
With a perfectly stuffed bag filled with my closet’s best and New York’s comfortable fall weather, it was time to face the streets of New York Fashion Week S/S 2015. Although I had expected New York’s best dressed to be confined to the Lincoln Center where NYFW took place, bold fashion statements filled the city. As an Austinite in the Big Apple everything seemed magical, but nothing more magical than the stylish people. Chic black and white looks, florals with stripes, and tennis shoes paired with anything black could be spotted up and down the urban streets. Fashion week only occurs two times a year, making it a short window of opportunity for fashion enthusiasts to express their personal style. Flip through the gallery to see the looks that caught this fashion lover's eye.
