Thursday, February 9, 2012
The B-Side
The Fashion Issue: Style from the silver screen
24 minutes ago
- Allison Kruske/Daily
BY DAILY STAFF
Exploring cinematic styles, thrift stores, student design and more.
• PHOTOS: Adaptations from the silver screen
• MODELS: Student models balance high demands of fashion and academic worlds
Student models balance high demands of fashion and academic worlds
BY BRIANNE JOHNSON
With the opportunity to walk the runways of local designers and slither into extreme makeup and atypical fashion, many students turn to SHEI Magazine to dip their manicured toes into the modeling industry.
Finding snazzy second-hand styles around Ann Arbor
- Todd Needle/Daily
BY KATIE STEEN
Fashionistas craving a change in scenery may want to explore some of Ann Arbor’s lesser-known resale shops. Visiting these stores may entail extreme rummaging sessions, but they can result in inexpensive, one-of-a-kind successes.
Step into the Salon: Dividing along 'The Thin Red Line'
BY JOE DIMUZIO
There's no question: Terrence Malick films are different, enigmatic and highly contestable. But whether or not these attributes are cause for celebration or condemnation is left up in the air.
- Allison Kruske/Daily
Amateur designers spin passion into reality at the 'U'
BY CHLOE STACHOWIAK
Their secret isn’t following the rules, but redefining them: It’s about setting down textbooks, grabbing their work by the needle and turning each stitch and splash of color into something more personal.
Student-run fashion blogs appreciate, discuss 'U' style
BY KELLY ETZ
The goals of these ventures are to provide a place for University students to find the time to actually enjoy themselves: to share the personal with the public and to take a moment from a busy schedule to revel in the creative.
Julia Smith-Eppsteiner: Hyphenated surnames defy standard traditions
BY JULIA SMITH-EPPSTEINER
Let’s imagine a very distant scenario — I, Julia Alix Smith-Eppsteiner, marry phantom spouse John Doe. This would mean that our hypothetical kids would be named Emma Alix-Doe and Alexander Alix-Doe.
