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How I Built My Personal Style In The Midst Of Microtrends

It’s engraved in fashion history that certain silhouettes, colours, and aesthetics have become associated with designated points in time. Brightly patterned A-line dresses enhanced with bold accessories define the ’60s, while denim accompanied with colourful but relaxed windbreakers screams the ’80s. It’s clear that certain styles have been prevalent and trendy with respect to their times, but still broad enough to allow for individuality within each trend. I ask myself if the 21st century will...
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Informally Informing - The Review of Journalism

Aliyaan Amlani-Kurji has you covered if you’ve got a craving. His fascination with the kitchen and everything delicious led Kurji to showcase his culinary progress on Instagram during the COVID-19 pandemic, where he developed a newfound appreciation for social media. “I started connecting with people, bloggers, influencers, and chefs from all around the world,” he says.


What began with sharing home-cooked recipes evolved into spotlighting local eateries. Kurji is now working on producing a te...
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Dale King – The Runway is Her Stage | BFC

The proceeds from their fashion shows raised money for several charities, totalling over $2 Million. “We did this all voluntarily. We didn’t get paid. We just wanted to expose the beauty of the Black community in Quebec,” says Raeburn-Baynes.Incorporating her dance history, King transformed the traditional runway walk into a choreographed performance, creating her signature zigzag choreography. “I came up with a couple of what I call, ‘the step turn’,” King explains. “You would have a series of...
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