January 27, 2012
- 10:00 am
By CC Staff

Are Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie going to get married?
Would you want a spin off of “the Office”?
More Demi Moore drama.
The new Juicy Couture Lookbook is fab!
Are you excited for the Lea Michelle Candie’s for Kohl’s line?
5 new places to touch your guy.
What can we learn from shocking celeb break ups?
The most honest Facebook posts.
The perils of Winter fashion!
Tags: angelina jolie, brad pitt, break ups, Candies, Celebrities, demi moore, facebook, fashion, funny, getting married, juicy couture, Kohls, Lea Michelle, Relationships, Sex, Style, The Office, TV, winter fashion, winter style
September 29, 2011
- 1:00 pm
By Madeleine Coleman- Suffolk

As a college student, I think it is most important that we all sit down once and a while and think about all the things we’ve learned in our years. Not necessarily academic things, because lord knows I don’t remember a thing from freshmen year, but the important things: life, love, the pursuit of happiness, etc. etc.
I do this quite regularly during classes (I think it’s called “zoning out” or “not paying attention”), and recently realized the most valuable lesson I’ve ever learned.
Now please pay very close attention and re-read if necessary, because what I’m about to share with you is very, very valuable and apparently very, very difficult for college students to grasp:
Sweatpants are not meant to be worn in public, ever.
Before you even utter the word “comfortable,” bite your tongue. They are unflattering, lazy, and meant to be worn at home. Anything that has the word “sweat” in it should not be worn in public, and that should have been self-explanatory. Read More »

Facebook. Twitter. Urban Outfitters.
These three websites are, hands down, the most clicked bookmarks on my Safari page. Like most people, I have my allotted time throughout the day where I routinely check my Facebook News Feed and update my Twitter. It is almost automatic that I then click to Urban and check out what’s new on sale. And then buy it all. Woops?
Online shopping has become almost a hobby as it is almost too convenient to scroll through an entire store, easily click the size you want for a cute shirt and have it shipped in a few days. Yet in a world where there’s an unlimited amount of online stores to shop at, how do you know which ones to skip over and which ones are worth looking at? Leave it to me to tell you the websites with the best sales, free shipping, and cutest clothes!
Behold: the holy grail of online shopping.
If you’re a committed shopper like myself, these websites will change the way you shop forever. You won’t regret reading this…or signing up for those annoying mailing lists (which WON’T be annoying with all those sales you’ll hear about.)
Happy shopping!
Tags: bcbg, best online shopping, best online stores, college fashion, cute clothes, galleries, juicy couture, Online shopping, ray bans, sales, shopping, Steve Madden, true religions, ugg, urban outfitters
January 19, 2010
- 12:00 pm
By Jessica- Delaware

Ew.
Be honest.
One of the biggest motivations for us college girls to get to the gym every day is the thought of all the hot guys that will be there. Yeah, we go there to burn off last night’s margaritas and nachos, but doing all that burning is so much better while ogling delicious, muscle-y coeds lifting weights, the sweat dripping off of their glistening brows.
But then there are the other guys. Those dudes that show up in attire that makes us want to throw up last night’s indulgences rather than jump their bones right up against the leg press. Everyone knows that the bar gym is a great place to pick up guys, but these five fashion choices are definite dealbreakers.
Guys, no matter how hot you are, you don’t look good in these.
1. Spandex
I don’t care what kind of exercise you’re doing, spandex is NEVER necessary. This goes for outside the gym, too. There’s nothing like seeing a guy jogging around campus and having a clear outline of his junk to wake you up for a 9 am lecture. Spare me. If you’re lucky, we’ll wanna see your man parts after a few drinks at more appropriate times (that is, unless we remember that we saw you at the gym wearing spandex).
2. Sleeveless Muscle Tees
Unless you’re Pauly D or The Situation, don’t wear muscle tees. They make you look like Pauly D and The Situation. We get it, you have huge biceps, and trust us, we love to watch you flex them. But not in an old t-shirt you tore up with arm holes that hang down to your waist. If we can see your entire upper body already, what’s the point of wearing a shirt anyway? And while we’re on the subject, let’s just make these illegal, K? Read More »
Tags: elliptical, exercise, fashion, guys, juicy couture, short shorts, spandex, stretching, sweatpants, sweatpants on guys, the gym, treadmill, velour, work out, working out
November 19, 2009
- 4:00 pm
By Leah - Ryerson University
Lace is easily one of the most popular fabrics this season. No longer just for your undies (though there are many, many pretty lace-y underthings available), Lady Gaga’s VMA outfits, or your Grandma’s doilies, lace has found it’s way onto every type of clothing and accessory imaginable this season.
Whether you wear lace tights or a lace trimmed top, there is a way to add a little lace to your everyday look. In stores, lace is appearing in unexpected places adding an unexpected touch of sex appeal to your basic t-shirts, tanks and jewelry (!). But lace is doing more than turning up the sexy; lace patterns found on fabrics this season add texture and visual interest. And simply adding lace – at the neckline, for example – adds a touch of playfulness, covering you up but still letting a little skin peek through.
No matter how you want to wear lace this season, there is the perfect piece (or many, many pieces) out there for you. I’m lace-obsessed and here are a few of my favorite things. [Click on each photo for shopping info.] Read More »
Tags: aerie, aldo, anthropologie, Banana Republic, bare necessities, betsey johnson, fall trends, fashion porn, forever 21, free people, juicy couture, Kohls, lace, lace accents, lady gaga lace, lna, lulus, marc by marc jacobs, modcloth, topshop, trends, urban outfitters
October 14, 2009
- 2:30 pm
By Elizabeth - UC Berkeley
As you may have gathered from my previous articles, I am a shopaholic. Even if I have no money, I can’t help but scour the internet for deals at the online sample sales (seriously, check out Ideeli, it’s amazing). And even though I can’t always buy sustainable products, I still try to buy in sustainable ways.
Here are my favorite shopping tips to don’t just save the environment, but they can also save you money.
Read on, my fellow “Frugalista” (thank you, Target.)
Shop in stores. Preferably ones you can walk or carpool to. Retailers get their shipments in bulk, which decreases the amount of packaging material used to deliver the products. When you shop online, shipping costs (and all that wasted paper and cardboard) can add up quickly, so spare yourself and hit the local mall (with your reusable tote!). Be sure to try on before you buy so you can avoid the extra gas needed to return something to the store.
Look for local labels. Try to buy from companies that are based in the your state to cut down on energy needed for transportation. If that’s not possible, look for brands that produce their products within the United States. American Apparel, C&C Cailfornia, Splendid, J.Crew, Lucky Jeans, Joe’s Jeans, True Religion, Juicy Couture, 7 For All Mankind, Citizens of Humanity, and Rock and Republic (just to name a few) all manufacture their clothing in the U.S. Read More »
Tags: 7 For All Mankind, american apparel, citizens of humanity, clothes, earth friendly, eco, ecological, environment, green, green living, green shopping, ideeli, j brand jeans, j crew, joes jeans, juicy couture, lucky jeans, mall, online, paperless statements, recycle, Rock and Republic, savvy, shop local, shopping, smart, splendid, store, sustainable, true religion
June 4, 2009
- 4:00 pm
By Leah - Ryerson University

[Most guys we know stay up late dreaming of the day they might end up in a giant orgy with beautiful women. We, however, lie awake at night dreaming of a closet full of beautiful clothes. To the left, a wall of shoes. To the right, shelf upon shelf of delicately handcrafted bags organized by color and size.
Sigh.
We all have our fantasies.
Since guys can turn to the interwebs to get their daily fantasy fix, we thought you should, too! So, we’re bringing you some fashion porn. The best of the best in all things fashionable. Sure, it may be out of your price range, but it’s a fantasy, so live it up in all its delicious glory.]
Nothing screams summer like a pair of sunglasses. (Ok, maybe a margarita on the beach, but that wouldn’t be complete without a pair of sunnies.) Sunglasses are the ultimate fashion accessory. These multipurpose beauties protect your retinas from the sun, add an element of fabulosity to any outfit, allow you to inconspicuously check out shirtless guys at the park and cover up raccoon eyes for the walk of shame home. No matter what your face shape, there is a pair (or many pairs) out there for you. There are lots of different styles and colors at all price points, meaning you can either splurge on that perfect pair, or have a pair of inexpensive sunnies for every outfit this summer. Read More »
Tags: accessories, american eagle, aviator sunglasses, Banana Republic, fashion, fashion porn, forever 21, Fred Flare, hot guys, juicy couture, marc jacobs, oversized sunglasses, ray ban sunglasses, summer, summer style, sun protection, sunglasses, trend, urban outfitters, Walk of Shame, wet seal

My future is totally effed!
College Life. A show not worth watching. This is fact. I could list off a million better things to do with those 30 minutes. Like listing off a million better things to do with those 30 minutes. Or listing all the reasons why I’m so glad I did not have a camera following me around in college.
Since it takes place at my Alma Mater – University of Wisconsin – I always envision the kind of crazy fun I would have brought to the show if it was around while I was in college. I would have ROCKED the over-priced Juicy Couture socks off that show. (Really, Juicy Couture SOCKS?)
But let’s face it: had I broadcast those best four years on national television, I would have had a lot of explaining to do to my Grandma. And my dentist. And my mailman. And I probably wouldn’t have a job. And then there is always that chance that an annoying nickname would be made up for me by Perez or some other media blogger. Or that MTV would force me to re-create my fights with those long awkward stares and silences that just make everyone uncomfortable.
So instead of watching College Life (or working out, cooking, doing my laundry, or catching up on my reading), I chose to spend my time making a list of the reasons why I am SO happy that I never had the chance to even consider going on it. Read More »
Tags: camera, college life, documentary, embarassing moment, future, job, juicy couture, madison square garden, mifflin, mtv, mtv college life, reality show, reality TV, TV, University of Wisconsin

One of the hottest accessories trends for spring is stacked bangles. This trend is not about subtlety, but about mixing bracelets together in a fun, unique way. You can try experimenting with different colors, shapes, prints, sizes and textures. Buy a set that’s already together or try and DIY with three or four you already have.
Here are some of my favorite sets. Just click on the picture to get more info (some that are shown together are actually sold individually): Read More »
Tags: alberta ferretti, amrita singh, bangles, Blu Bijou, bracelets, Burberry Prorsum, fashion, forever 21, Hermes, jewelry, juicy couture, kate spade, kenneth jay lane, Kitson, louis vuitton, marc by marc jacobs, Max and Chloe, spring fashion, style.com, trend
January 20, 2009
- 12:00 pm
By Laura - St. John's
Today, over two million people are crowded into the national mall in Washington, D.C. to witness the inauguration of our 44th president, and still millions more are watching from home. All of America will be listening as he addresses the nation, hoping to hear what sort of ideas he has for our future.
While most people are hoping to hear how he will fix our economy, healthcare system, or education, I’m hoping that he’ll address some other issues that haven’t been covered by the media.
1. Making early Monday morning classes and Friday afternoon classes optional - Because the last thing anyone wants to do after a long and exciting (yet exhausting) weekend is drag themselves out of bed and into class, only to fall asleep again. And not having to go to those late afternoon classes on Friday would allow us to get the weekend started a few hours earlier. ThanksSoMuch!
2. Banning women over the age of 50 from wearing velour sweatsuits- Seriously, though. Wrinkles and hot-pink Juicy Couture just don’t mix. Especially when paired with Ugg boots or Crocs.
3. Vowing to do all press conferences and State of the Union addresses shirtless – That’d definitely help keep our attention during the boring bits.
4. Making it illegal for guys to sing Beyonce or Pussycat Dolls in bars - Because that overly enthusiastic, drunken rendition of “Single Ladies” is wrong and should be punishable by steep fines and extended stays in the clink.
5. Re-allocating funds in the budget to address the real issues in this country: the lack of low fat fried snacks – A fat free fried Oreo? A fat free waffle fry? That would get us back on top of the world.