Macklemore’s early 2010s song “Thrift Shop” erased stigmatization of secondhand clothing that spanned a generation, prompting the growth of Gen-Z-run online resale shops. In this essay I will —

Like everything this year, holidays have had to adapt to the new normal. However, there are still fun ways to celebrate Halloween and the fall season. Here are just a few:

Picture this: it’s a chilly fall morning, frost on the grass and fog in the air. You just cannot leave the comfort of your bed, so you are simply content to live out the rest of your days as a peaceful, comfy burrito.

To paraphrase a Tweet, it’s now “wear a sweater in the morning, regret it in the afternoon” kinda weather. If you’ve lived in Missouri long enough, you definitely know the feeling.

It has been over two weeks since Apple came out with their most recent iPhone update, and if you’re like me, then you’ve probably already played around widgets and shortcuts on your device. If you aren’t like me and want to learn how to customize your phone with the new update, you are definitely in the right place!

Ahh, the first cool breeze of fall: here comes sweater weather, cozying up with a hot cup of coffee, and, of course, bingeing a new Netflix show under a mountain of blankets.

“Big shirt, little pants” was a lie told to keep us in skinny jeans jail.

If you have a Twitter account, you’ve probably heard about MTV’s Video Music Awards that happened over the weekend. Despite a worldwide pandemic, the show must go on, right? COVID-19 changed things a bit — including the use of social distancing and masks as an accessory — but celebrities still served looks while accepting hard-earned awards.

Eyes are the window to the soul, right? If that’s true, shouldn’t you decorate your home a little?

I love getting ready in the morning. It’s the routine of things: queuing up a killer playlist, deciding on the day’s makeup look and of course, finding something to wear. The global pandemic, well, changed things a bit.