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Women continue to face a double standard in fashion

09/24/2020 Alyse Kaminski | Staff Columnist We are all familiar with the first question that reporters ask women upon stepping on the red carpet: “Before we get to the work you’ve done…who are you wearing tonight?” “She dresses like a secretary,” some said about Elizabeth Warren. “He looks so attractive!” girls say, when Adam Levine throws on anything at all. What’s the difference between the … Continue reading Women continue to face a double standard in fashion

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Body type representation in fashion still needs improvement

09/24/2020 Zoe Stratos | Staff Columnist Pittsburgh Fashion Week 2020 kicked off on Monday in a much different way than years before: all remote. With all of the podcasts, showcases and zoom interviews popping up on the official PGHFW website, it’s time to talk again about body type representation in fashion design and showcases. In years past, the Downtown Community Development Corporation, sponsors and other … Continue reading Body type representation in fashion still needs improvement

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PGH Fashion Week hits the virtual runway

Elizabeth Sharp | Staff Writer Pittsburgh Fashion Week (PGH- FW), a combination of fashion and the arts from the city’s top designers and artists, is taking place this year in a new form due to the ongoing global pandemic. The festival will take place from Monday, Sept. 21 through Friday, Sept. 25. Fashion Week will be taking place fully online with different events each day … Continue reading PGH Fashion Week hits the virtual runway

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Fall fashion 2014, a similar season arises: men’s stays static, while women’s evolves

By: Carrie Garrison and Zach Brendza | The Duquesne Duke This fall brings new daring trends and a return of classic looks. Colors like summer neutrals, camels and blacks will transition into fall, but it’s time to trade sandals in for fall booties and sweater tights. Summer jean jackets will become autumn’s trending faux-fur coats and over-embellished scarves. Local fashionistas agree and share their insight … Continue reading Fall fashion 2014, a similar season arises: men’s stays static, while women’s evolves

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