Frolicking through Guadalupe Street with my fellow fashion aficionado-friend Ricardo never fails to entertain me. Sometimes, when walking along the sidewalk commonly referred to as "The Drag," countless hippies and students arise. After flocks of basic T-shirts meet my eyes, they absorb inspiration right out of me. When you actually stop and absorb the environment … Continue reading An Austinite’s Affair with Tweed
Temperatures reached the high-'70s Thursday afternoon, supplying my already-glowing face ('twas a fantastic week) with some well-needed rays of sunlight. In a world where your seemingly gray day can automatically turn sunshine yellow without the weatherman's blessing, choosing to wear an outfit reflecting your own chameleon-like nature defeats those unpredictable situations. I remember a girl … Continue reading A Ripening Blue Below the Sunlight
I had the opportunity to document an inspirational University of Texas graduate for my multimedia journalism class. After two days of filming and interviewing, and endless hours in the lab editing, I created a video telling my subject's unique story. Audrea Diaz, 25, is a fashion reporter for The Horn and Austin Fusion Magazine. She … Continue reading Fashion Forward: Audrea Diaz’s Story
You must walk around campus with a bag over your head not to notice arising "ghetto-party"-related events and their consequences. Plastered not on page six, but on publications' front pages forces University of Texas students to at least see these parties' impact on the school body. Check out David Maly's Daily Texan piece, "Mexican-themed sorority … Continue reading Big T-shirt & Nike Shorts Critiques Offend Students amid Ghetto-themed Party Debates
Style Over Stress 