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Predicting the Fashion Forecast with Yvonne de Bruyn

September 14, 2022

With 25 plus years in fashion design and marketing, creative director Yvonne de Bruyn trusts her intuition and her team for guidance on predicting…

Axel Leclerc-Baglin on Knowing Your Consumer

September 14, 2022

With Milan Fashion Week on the horizon, Brand Manager for Dries Van Noten, Axel Leclerc-Baglin, gave some insight on what makes a brand unique….

Fabien Larchez on Designing the Perfect Space

September 14, 2022

With extensive knowledge in fashion and human behavior, Fabien Larchez understands how to organize merchandise for maximum brand potential. After graduating from design school,…

In Defense of Fashion and Frivolity

May 4, 2022

For those of us with a propensity towards fashion, our interests and aspirations are often criticized for being unimportant in a world where dresses,…

What to See Before You Leave

April 27, 2022

The Claddagh Dancers Irish Dance Showcase kicked off an entire weekend of dance. Performances were showcased by Sacred Heart University’s (SHU) Dance Company, SHU…

She’s Out For Blood

April 27, 2022

Actress Amanda Seyfried donned an all-black power suit and slicked back bun to portray Stanford dropout Elizabeth Holmes in the Hulu original miniseries, “The…

A Fake German Heiress

April 27, 2022

“Inventing Anna” is a new true-crime mini-series on Netflix that follows the investigation of German socialite scammer Anna “Delvey” Sorokin. According to the Independent,…

The Last Musical of the Year

April 13, 2022

On Thursday, April 7 the musical “A Chorus Line” was performed at the Edgerton Theatre by members of the Sacred Heart University Theatre Arts…

The Biggest Night in Music

April 13, 2022

Music’s biggest night finally took to the stage on April 3 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The Recording Academy postponed the…

The New Psychology of Fashion

April 6, 2022

Stepping back out onto the streets of the post-pandemic world can be tough for a number of reasons, but the long fantasization of the…