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Eirwen Abberley Watton draws our attention towards an often ignored sub-genre – climate fiction – and the tangible impacts it has.

Feb 14, 2021 By Eirwen_Abberley Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features Tagged With: pollution, Climate Change, genre, dystopian fiction, dystopia, trends, Apocalypse, lockdown

Is the “recycling” of certain fashion trends going too far?

Maggie John discusses Netflix’s hit show, ‘Bridgerton’, following social media’s new-found obsession with Regency-era fashion

Feb 1, 2021 By Maggie John Filed Under: Lifestyle, Culture, Fashion and Beauty Tagged With: fashion, Netflix, trends, fashion trend, Tiktok, bridgerton

Trends to Watch in 2021

Sienna White discusses what can we expect from fashion this year

Jan 25, 2021 By Sienna White Filed Under: Lifestyle, Fashion and Beauty Tagged With: fashion, clothing, trends, fashion trend, 2021

Mullet mania: Just a fad or here to stay?

Michael Galley answers some of those all important questions surrounding the resurgence of the mullet Ah, the mullet… Once the confine of rock stars, lesbians and American ice hockey players, this unorthodox hairstyle is now as ubiquitous in Exeter as a Ralphy quarter zip, Pret subscription or the name Poppy. Just as no self-respecting Holland […]

Nov 10, 2020 By Michael Galley Filed Under: Lifestyle, Culture, Fashion and Beauty Tagged With: fashion, trends, #lifestyle, mullet, trendwatch

15 Seconds of Fame: How TikTok is changing the music we listen to

Max Ingleby talks TikTok and its relationship with music.

Oct 15, 2020 By Max Ingleby Filed Under: Music, Music Features Tagged With: Pop, banned, trends, #music, TIk Tok, Tiktok

Instagram made me read it

Harry Edmundson discusses the relationship between social media influences and literature and the online trend of reading.

Jun 21, 2020 By Harry Edmundson Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features Tagged With: Books, instagram, trends, normal people, sally rooney, influencers, Bookstagram

Grandpa: but make it fashion

Amy Butterworth, Online Lifestyle Editor, remarks on the current trend of borrowing trends from our beloved seniors As we apprehensively greet the coming of a new year/decade, we may find it fitting to look to the past, and specifically to our elders, for wisdom. Although, on second thoughts, this may not be entirely accurate (I […]

Jan 28, 2020 By Amy Butterworth Filed Under: Lifestyle, Fashion and Beauty Tagged With: fashion, comfort reading, trends, fashion advice, fashion trends, androgynous, corduroy, birkenstock

“Sartorial Nonchalance”: An Ode to Pyjamas

Evanna Kappos reviews Alexa Chung’s new sleepwear collection It’s hard not to get a kick out of the Holly Golightly-esque tailoring of the classic cuts in Alexa Chung’s sleepwear line AC Sleep, released recently. One can almost imagine stumbling to the door of a New York apartment in a pistachio soft satin playsuit, with a […]

Nov 23, 2019 By Evanna Kappos Filed Under: Lifestyle, Fashion and Beauty Tagged With: Exeter, fashion, sleep, trends, fashion trend, Alexa Chung, #lifestyle, sleepwear

2010s: A Trend Odyssey

Freya Insoll examines the high’s and low’s of fashion as we approach the end of the decade

Nov 14, 2019 By Freya Insoll Filed Under: Lifestyle, Fashion and Beauty, Editors' Picks Tagged With: fashion, trends, emo, fashion trends, flares, 2010s, decades, fashion decades

Spring/Summer 2020 Trend Watch

Freya Insoll scrutinises her top picks from the recent Fashion Week While Exeter may still be in the grips of the second coming of the Ice (aka. rain) Age, London is already looking ahead to the balmier climes of Spring/Summer 2020. The runways dictate we should soon throw off our old North Face puffer jackets […]

Oct 23, 2019 By Freya Insoll Filed Under: Lifestyle, Fashion and Beauty Tagged With: fashion week, fashion, London Fashion Week, trends, fashion trends, tailoring, oversized

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