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Something old…

Something old…

Oxford is blessed with a wealth of perfectly quaint vintage stores: from the formidable Unicorn on Ship Street to The Ballroom Emporium just over Magdalen bridge, Oxford is full of…

The real drug in fashion

The real drug in fashion

Armed with a credit card and a mirror, a waiflike silhouette crouches next to a lavatory biting on her lip as she concentrates on carefully crafting a heap of white powder…

My Sartorial Life

My Sartorial Life

Recently I have been panicking about what to wear to my cousins wedding this weekend. Outfits for weddings are a big deal. There’s no way around this scorching fact.  Being…

The limits of ‘Real Beauty’: are they only skin deep?

The limits of ‘Real Beauty’: are they only skin deep?

The monumental success of Dove’s most recent ‘Real Beauty’ campaign echoes that of previous campaigns by the Unilever-owned toiletries brand. These adverts aim to provide an alternative image of beauty…

A girl’s world: Fashion’s hidden bias

A girl’s world: Fashion’s hidden bias

On 25th January, Vogue posted a teaser for their new publication, Miss Vogue, to be launched 6th May. “Way to exclude men even further from fashion”, commented a frustrated viewer.…

My Sartorial Life

My Sartorial Life

This week, I was faced with one of the great mysteries of life: what does one wear on May Day? As much as I would love to write a column…

Goth hate: a crime against fashion?

Goth hate: a crime against fashion?

Fashion is many things: the ‘birth-child of art’, a medium of self-expression and identification, and an instrument of provocation. To provoke is a powerful thing. The suffragettes provoked change whilst…

My Sartorial Life 001

My Sartorial Life 001

I found myself layering my dad’s shirt with my granddad’s cardigan the other day. Not only was it itchy and garish but I was wearing the dusty clothes of aged…

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