Amelia Brown '12 discusses Gap's decline and offers fashion tips to their lead designers. 

Amelia Brown takes on Steve Jobs, sewing machines and the need for a multi-faceted understanding of the term "elegance."

Amelia Brown asks if the growing populism of high fashion will compromise its artistic goals in favor of financial gains.

Amelia Brown examines how our definition of nudity is defined, paradoxically, by our clothing.

A posthumous exhibit of the colorful British designer's work, at the Metropolitan. 

Playing with scenarios at the royal wedding.

When it comes to wearing burqas, the French government needs to mind its own business.

Amelia Brown sits down with high profile designer, John Sohn '11.

“Get on the bus,” Summer Rayne Oakes ’04, natural resources and entomology, said to an audience of students, faculty and staff last Wednesday. She did not mean get on the TCAT and leave the car keys at home, though the world’s first eco-model certainly would not object to that. Oakes was referring to the countless Campus-to-Campus bus trips she boarded every Friday down to New York City and back to Ithaca again each Monday to work as a model, while enrolled as a full-time student. Too often, she said, “so many of us have ideas and talk about it, but we never get on the bus.”

Hannah Richey ’11 always knew that she would pursue fashion in college. She came to Cornell for her formal training, to take advantage of the school’s small fashion department and the opportunities afforded by a large research university.