Posts Tagged ‘fashion’

How to Build an Adult Wardrobe

How to Build an Adult Wardrobe
By Megha Hamal  When it comes to my wardrobe, I have come a long way. After I turned 25, I knew I had to do something about my closet full of trendy items. So I dedicated one of my Saturdays about few years ago to edit my closet. Yes, it took me an entire day to accomplish my goal but I am glad I did...
January 2nd, 2012 | Beauty and Style | Read More

Color me fall

Color me fall
By Megha Hamal  Fall is just around the corner and I am so excited. It’s my favorite season when it comes to fashion and style. This fall season, designers are all about sexy, classy, and chic clothes. Therefore, it’s not a bad idea to invest in good fitted blazers and classy dresses that can take...
July 30th, 2011 | Beauty and Style | Read More

Tasteless or Fashion?

Tasteless or Fashion?
by Sailaja Joshi – Simmons College I like to think of myself as a fashionable girl. I follow Fashion Week and I love anything Manish Arora. I love the merging of Western design with my beloved Indian culture. Except for this. Last week, during Australia’s Fashion Week, Lisa Blue sent an offensive...
May 11th, 2011 | Hot Topics | Read More

All Laced Up? Lace-ly?

All Laced Up? Lace-ly?
by Simerjeet Sahota – Ohio State University Graduate – Star Contributor I vaguely remember back in June or July, buying a pretty sweet lace overlay shirt.  I heart that shirt so dearly to this day.  And so I ventured forward in this lace business and bought a skirt (albeit the $10 price...
April 27th, 2011 | Beauty and Style | Read More

I have never been so confused by my culture.

I have never been so confused by my culture.
by Simerjeet Sahota – Ohio State University Graduate Let’s just discuss how ridiculous this post has become.  No wait, ridiculous doesn’t even been to describe it.  “Colossal waste of brain cells” seems much much more appropriate.  What the hell India? I didn’t...
November 28th, 2010 | Beauty and Style | Read More

Wait. Does or doesn’t the National Mall have a H&M?

Wait. Does or doesn’t the National Mall have a H&M?
by Simerjeet Sahota- Ohio State Graduate After a few lackluster posts (I’m admitting it.  They have been very ‘meh’ since fashion week wrapped), I’m back to fighting form.  Not to say that this post is going to be awesome – don’t let my use of positive language let...
November 10th, 2010 | Beauty and Style | Read More

Change is Coming

Change is Coming
photography by Thuy Ly Feeling the weather outside? Temperatures are dropping, colors are changing, and we’re gearing up for the fall. And the best part about October? Halloween, yes, but it’s also Brown Girl’s Birthday! October’s cover girl, Barkha Naik, helps us bring in the...
October 3rd, 2010 | Headline | Read More

I just might be sick of clothes after this week. What the what?

I just might be sick of clothes after this week. What the what?
by Simerjeet Sahota – Ohio State University Graduate I took on a monumental task this week. Herculean, if you will. I decided, because I’m a pretty nice person on (only) Wednesdays – well, most Wednesdays – that I would, for you dear dear reader, summarize New York Spring 2011 Fashion Week. ...
September 30th, 2010 | Beauty and Style | Read More

Profound Aesthetic: Not Your Ordinary Tees

Profound Aesthetic: Not Your Ordinary Tees
by Aditi Mehta Recently, BG sat down with Iram Zaidi, the Co-Founder and Chief Business Development Officer of Profound Aesthetic. The hip young t-shirt company had recently caught our eye not only for its fashionable tees, but for do-good attitude. According to Zaidi, Profound Aesthetic is a clothing...
January 12th, 2010 | Spotlight | Read More

From Panama Hats to Parachute Pants

From Panama Hats to Parachute Pants
by Fauzeya Rahman We’ve all seen it before: the chandelier earrings, the kurtis/tunics and chappal-like footwear.  Desi-inspired fashion trends are nothing new in the United States.  This year, however, there may be a trend that takes “east meets west” a little too far. Enter the...
May 27th, 2009 | Beauty and Style, Spotlight | Read More