Lana Del Rey – Norman F****** Rockwell Review
By Emily Ricalton In January 2012, it’s fair to say that my life within music was about to make a […]
Respecting The Friend-Zone
Love. The catalyst for so much of our struggling. Failed attempts can lead to people being left ÔÇÿfriend-zoned’ and hurting.
Culture at The Victorious Festival
By Ilona Cabral Festivals are about so much more than music. They are a volcanic eruption of culture, art, and
Festival Fashion: Boomtown and Boardmasters
Introduction by Sophie Coombs Earlier in August, we introduced you to our Festival Fashion series. We started out with our
Resisting the Fads
From fashion to lifestyle, from music to diet. It seems that every week my timeline is telling me something new.
Jaclyn Cosmetics: An Update
By Rhiân Lock Jaclyn Hill began her YouTube channel in 2011, and since then she has amassed almost six million
Does the likely death of the Instagram ÔÇÿLike’ signal the end of Influencer Culture?
By Ashley Boyle Ever thought about how your image’s likes compare to your mates? Why do they have more likes
What To Do On THOSE Days.
We all have them. “One of those days” Even with the lack of a proper adjective, everyone can relate to
LGBTQ+ Culture Gone Mainstream – Good or Bad?
By Gintare Sa Are mainstream shows like RuPaul’s Drag Race and bestselling novels like Call Me By Your Name
Karl Lagerfeld ‘Karl For Ever’
By Anna Heledd Karl Lagerfeld, an icon in the luxury fashion industry, passed away on the 19thFebruary of this year.
Men’s Festival Fashion
By Lauren Ryan Festival season is upon us, and though it’s traditionally known to be a celebration of music, festivals
A Look Into Love Island and Fast Fashion
By Ellie Hutchings ITV2’s Love Island has proven to be a constant source of debate. Some watch it religiously; some
Culture
5 LGBT Masterpieces Everyone Should Read
By Katherine Waldock There has recently been an increase in LGBT characters that are included/ star in media, which is
Female Shame, Periods, and The Magic of Menstrual Cups
I grew up in a home full of women: my mother, myself and my two sisters. If ever there were
Review: The Book of Mormon, The Prince of Wales Theatre- London
By Helena Iciek If you’re not into musicals- go and see this one. Beginning on Broadway in 2011, The