By Ruth Kehinde– Digital Editor
From Windham, N.H. a first-year majoring in Fashion Merchandising and Management and minoring in Entrepreneurship, Sydney Pesaturo started sewing her first pieces when she was just 8 years old.
Continue reading “From experimentation to a self-made business”By Katie Peters – Co-Editor-In Chief
Spring in the Boston area always promises to be a time of growth and change. As the weather continues to warm up, the city’s streets and parks will soon be a place for Bostonians to enjoy the outdoors after the pandemic’s winter. From Fenway to Sommerville, here are four spots to explore this spring.
Continue reading “Boston springing into warmer weather”By Ruth Kehinde & Holly Feola – Digital Editor & Opinion Editor
On campus, Lasers’ often struggle with figuring out how to eat healthier meals, as their only source of food besides the 1851 Market and 1851 in Arnow Campus Center is the dining hall. While getting food at the dining hall everyday, there may be some food options that aren’t to someone’s liking. Although there are inexpensive places to get food near the university, the options typically include pizza or fast food. However, many students are looking for options that are not only cheap, but healthy as well.
Continue reading “Healthy local take out for your taste buds”By Audrey Abbate – 1851 Staff
Swedish singer Zara Larsson released her twelve-track LP “Poster Girl” on March 5. Besides Larsson, there are some great songwriters on this album like Julia Michaels, Ian Kirkpatrick, Marshmello, etc. Here’s a list of some tracks to listen to.
Continue reading “Larson becomes pop’s “Poster Girl””Emma Ingenohl– 1851 Staff
With more and more Americans getting their vaccines, there is a joy in the air, and spring/summer fashion is following suit. Though there will still be plenty of lounge and casual wear, bold colors and prints are back in style, and experimentation with accessories and shoes is already being seen. Early 2000s style is coming back around and these fashion trends will keep you fitted from March to August.
Continue reading “Style Forecast: Spring/summer 2021 trend review”By Kaie Quigley – Features Editor
Emma Murray, junior fashion design major with a minor in business, said her mother helped discover and fuel her passion for fashion. At a young age, Murray was infatuated with her mother’s box of scrap fabrics. She didn’t know what she was doing with them; not many five-year-olds would, but she knew she felt a connection with them.
Continue reading “Fashion Focus: Emma Murray, From Wethersfield to Waisted Fashion”By Emma Ingenohl – 1851 Contributor
For years, the color brown, in regards to fashion and clothing, has been shunned and rejected. But that has completely changed. Brown is now one of the hottest colors in the fashion world. Some people are embracing the trend while others are left wondering how to style brown clothing pieces. Here are five stylish and relatively easy ways to incorporate the color into your wardrobe.
Continue reading “Emma’s Style Corner: The color brown”By Abi Brown – Arts Editor
The following is an Opinion Column by Editor Brown.
Body positivity is a concept that many people struggle to define, let alone attain. Is it being a certain weight, being in a good position of health, or is it feeling good in your own skin? At Lasell, students may have different definitions but this does not change the fact that so many people were outraged by a message sent out through Lasell’s School of Fashion (SOF) Instagram account.
Continue reading “Model Call causes a stir”
