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 Taylor Viles – Sports Editor
Valentine dining hall can only do so much in satisfying the taste buds of students. The food tends to blend together day in and day out, and the offerings are limited. Therefore, it’s understandable that students might want to experiment with other options for food to gratify the cravings for another flavor. The following are options for healthier or tastier ways to eat while going to Lasell:
Continue reading “Supermarkets steps from school”By Katie Peters – Co-Editor-in-Chief
Nestled among the curved back roads of Lincoln, the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum’s expansive outdoor trails featuring nearly 60 modern or contemporary sculptures and a museum, currently with two exhibitions, is open.
Continue reading “An afternoon at the deCordava”By Ruth Kehinde – Digital Editor
Women’s empowerment has become the new normal having various female artists promote their sense of self-worth to assist in helping women find power within themselves. This is portrayed in American artist, Ashnikko’s, newest album, “Demidevil,” released on January 15. This 10 song album joins her discography with a heavy emphasis on feminism.
Continue reading “Ashnikko’s “Demidevil” creates a new religion”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”By Kaie Quigley & Emma Ingenohl – Features Editor & 1851 Staff
Boston and surrounding areas boast a long list of stores and boutiques that are sure to intrigue the fashion focused community on campus. There are several second hand locations local to Lasell, granting students the opportunity to buy clothes and materials of varying styles and prices that adhere to their stylistic wants and needs.
Continue reading “Guide to second hand shopping in Boston”By Kaie Quigley & Ruth Kehinde – Features Editor & Digital Editor
It all started with sneakers for Joshua Michna. The sophomore fashion media and marketing major from Barkhamsted, Conn would take apart and recreate shoes in high school to figure out how each piece came together. Since then, Michna dedicated his free time to his clothing brand BUSHLAND, which he launched in early 2018.
Continue reading “Fashion Focus: All about Josh- from Barkhamsted to BUSHLAND”
