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Currents Winter 2024

Back to the Basics: Curating a Capsule Wardrobe

February 11, 2024 by Madison Luc

Feeling like one has nothing to wear — despite having an overflowing closet — is a common experience. For some, a capsule wardrobe may be the solution. A capsule wardrobe encourages individuals to reclaim ownership of their style, make intentional choices and invest in quality pieces. It is a form of conscious consumerism, and a way to both maximize the wearability … [Read more...] about Back to the Basics: Curating a Capsule Wardrobe

Instagram Aesthetics: Creative Outlet or Competition?

February 11, 2024 by Terra Hernandez

The perfect shot, the best lighting, a clever caption — these are all aspects of a curated Instagram post. Senior Matt Cannon described the aesthetic of his Instagram profile as eccentric, provocative and colorful. Cannon features similar colors and shapes across his Instagram to evoke a feeling of unity and cohesiveness. “My aesthetic incorporates hues you don’t see on a … [Read more...] about Instagram Aesthetics: Creative Outlet or Competition?

Feng Shui: How to Create Energized and Balanced Spaces

February 11, 2024 by Millie Auchard

Before she goes to bed at night, sophomore Yuqian Shi said she turns her mirrors away from her because she believes mirrors can suck one’s spirit out while one sleeps. Growing up, Chinese Professor Helen Wan said her family piano stood in the corner of a room instead of in the center to allow energy to flow freely. These routines relate to feng shui. The practice of feng … [Read more...] about Feng Shui: How to Create Energized and Balanced Spaces

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