January 6, 2010
- 3:00 pm
By Erica - Kent State University

If you’re like the majority of women, you’ve had it drilled into your head that the “little black dress” is the answer to all your wardrobe issues. It’s listed in every “must-have” wardrobe list because it “looks soooo great on everyone!” But experts now say that in actuality, only 1 in 5 women look good in black.
Cue my heart shattering.
According to some, black has the ability to “severely age” a woman’s face. It can “highlight dark lines under the chin, shadows around the eyes and wrinkles on the face.” Plus, wrinkles and other sunken areas can “appear darker and more pronounced.” (Someone should clue Kelly Cutrone in on this one…) This means the older you are, the more haggard black can make you look. And no matter how slimming that LBD is, it won’t matter when your face looks like this. Read More »
Tags: black, can you wear black, color palette, cool tones, fashion, gala darling, LBD, little black dress, personal style, Style, wardrobe essentials, warm tones, which season are you, wrinkles

I don’t know about you, but after what seemed to be the most grueling. winter. ever. I am excited and eager to dust off my spring wardrobe… and add some new pieces to it. As is always the case with the new season, we have some new trends (along with a few piggy-back trends of season’s past) to spice up our wardrobes.
Here are some of Spring 2009’s hottest trends: Read More »
Tags: 90s trend, accessories, asymmetrical tops and dresses, biker shorts, black on white, blouses, boho/hippie chic, bold prints, bows, boyfriend jeans, bright blues, bright colors, cardigans, Cleopatra inspired looks, color, color palette, comfortable style, coral, drapey, dresses, evening gowns, excessive accessories, feminine detailing, florals, flowery prints, flowy dresses, form fitting dresses, glamour, glitter, graphic black on white prints, handbags, harem pants, hot pink, Hypercolor, jeweled necklines, jumpers, lace, LBD, Leopard Print, little black dress, loose fitting pieces, magenta, maxi lengths, mint green, muted brights, neon, neon oranges, new season, new trends, pantsuits, pastels, pencil skirts, relaxed fit pants, rompers, ruffles, see through fabrics, sequins, sheer, sheer fabrics, shoes, shortsuits, spring 2009, spring wardrobe, springs hottest trends, the white dress, tops, wear to work blouses, yellow
January 19, 2009
- 4:00 pm
By CC Staff
Sooner or later, you’re going to have to take electives. Maybe you’re taking Physics 1 and Chemistry 101 at the same time. Maybe there is a math class in there too. Or maybe your advisor just told you that you need an elective to be able to graduate.
Either way, more than likely, you’ll start looking at the art classes. It’s a coast class right? Draw some pictures, get a little paint under your nails, maybe make a charcoal drawing of fruit. Simple. Relaxing
Until you meet… The Art Major.
She will show up on the first day of class with a portfolio already in hand. It doesn’t matter if she’s a freshman or not; her portfolio will be as big as Barbie’s dream house and contain every sketch, scribble, and doodle she ever made. Be careful about this one. There’s a great possibility that you’ll get whacked with that thing before the semester is over (she doesn’t always care/is too high to notice where she’s swinging it).
Just like any other stereotypical person on campus, the Art Major one has a uniform. This person is going to be wearing a black hoodie zipped up. The hoodie will have <insert “artistic” band name here> on it. They wear jeans or cargo pants. Their shoes will be flats with something like stars on them, oftentimes doodles on by the wearer. Sometimes the uniform will vary so, when in doubt, look at the face. Read More »
Tags: art, Barbies dream house, black hoodie, cat eye glasses, charcoal, chemistry, college, college classes, college life, college student, color palette, da Vinci, elective, fruit, graduate, hangman, hipster, Leonardo, math, music class, paint, physics, pictures, portfolio, retro