Tag: fashion
Social media shopping? College girls making quick, crazy money renting out their dresses
College-age girls are increasingly creating clothing rental accounts to make a profit – and provide an affordable clothing option for others.
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Collaborative creative spaces bolster Columbia’s art, music scene
Local creatives band together to create a network of support.
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Thrift Street: A traveling, local creative outlet
The Clover-based market is on the move, its next stop unknown.
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Iconic outfits by SC native, now a Met Gala designer, featured in new exhibit
Sergio Hudson has designed garments for Vice President Kamala Harris and former First Lady Michelle Obama.
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A Sumter barber goes the extra mile during pandemic
One South Carolina barber decided to step up his game in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Thrifting is trendy and trending in modern society
University of South Carolina alumni takes her love for fashion, vintage and thrifted clothing, and makes a business from it.
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It’s Boring but that’s what makes it cool
In 2018, then 17-year-old Adam Allen created Boring Cloth – a retro clothing brand – from the bonus room of his childhood home.
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Fashion week shows: From months of planning to minutes on the runway
Shows pass quickly in a fashion week, but behind-the-scenes the planning is complex and precise.
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Jasmine White and the fall trends she’s loving
What’s trending this fall? Come take a peek as we shop.
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Sandals, sneakers and slip-ons: A look at Gen Z’s shoe obsession
These boots are made for walking. Reporters Genna Contino and Caroline Logan Cherry take a stroll around town to see the latest Columbia footwear trends.
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From Ridgeway to the runway
Ridgeway native Sergio Hudson turns his designer dreams into reality as celebrities sport his latest designs.
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One man brand: Designer champions streetwear and the Palmetto state
After starting his clothing brand in high school, Pierre Nelson has hit his stride as a designer of rural-meets-urban streetwear.
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