Photos by Kristin Vartan On the runway, street style and high fashion are separate entities. On the streets of Los Angeles, the lines can get blurred — through the trade of imitated and even counterfeit goods. This is especially the case in the hustle-and-bustle of The Fashion District’s Santee Alley in Downtown Los Angeles and […]
Living Life with Integrity and Initiative: What it Means to Be a Sullenberger Daughter
The world knows him as a American hero. She calls him dad.
Pepperdine Alumnus is Preserving Hollywood
For 35 Years, Joseph Maddalena has ensured that Hollywood stayed in its Golden Age.
FIDM Unveils Costumes from the Silver Screen
FIDM’s 26th Annual exhibition displayed costumes from this year’s Oscar nominees.
Staff Editorial: Surf in Safety
Art by Madeline Duvall Security, as derived from Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, is one of our most basic functions before the procession to other necessities like socializing or “self-actualization,” according to Psychology Today. With safety as a crucial component in our daily lives, humans don’t question its vitality. It’s common sense: From childhood, people are […]
Fashion Fights Back
The LA Women’s March brought activists and fashionistas together to show support for women’s rights.
Hidden Gem: You Must Go To Tramonto
Photo by Kristin Vartan When gliding down PCH, some of the more well-known eateries may be the trendy, overcrowded hotspots of Nobu and Malibu Farm. Among them reside underrated restaurants students never get around to visiting. Italian bistro, TRAMONTO, just three miles south of Pepperdine, deserves a spot on any Pepperdiner’s bucket list. “For me, […]
Alumnus Pierce Brown Writes Bestseller
Pepperdine’s “Golden Son” tackles the issues of privilege and caste through his New York Times Bestselling Novels.
That’s Darling
Photos by Milan Loiacono In an age where Photoshop distorts reality, lifestyle publication, Darling Magazine’s values and pictures remain untouched. “We don’t Photoshop or alter women’s bodies in our magazine just to kind of create something a woman can open up and feel like ‘OK, I am known. I am seen,’” Darling’s Director of Digital […]
Letter from the Editor Spring 2017: Kristin Vartan
Our pens are a double-edged sword. Once they pierce paper they can either hurt others or protect them. We must be chivalrous with our word weapons and use them for justice and mercy, to shape our world into a place that is more safe, accepting and that fosters knowledge-spreading literature. I came to Pepperdine wanting […]
