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
Confidence
Behind the Byline: Alec Matulka
Senior English major Alec Matulka said he views the Graphic as a learning lab that allows members to try new things. "That's part of the joy of it," Matulka said. "Learning new things, getting to try new things as well." ___________________ Follow the Graphic on Twitter: @PeppGraphic Contact Caitlyn Garcia (caitlyn.garcia@pepperdine.edu) and Gabrielle Salgado … [Read more...] about Behind the Byline: Alec Matulka
The Beauty of Podcasts: Advocating for Self-Care and Realness in ‘She Talks’
Senior Ale Hurtado sits at her desk. Hurtado said she shares her life experiences on her podcast, "She Talks," to inspire others to embrace their true selves. Photos by Lucian HimesWhile beauty and wellness play a different role in everyone’s lives, senior Ale Hurtado said she uses her podcast to inspire people to be the most authentic version of themselves.“She … [Read more...] about The Beauty of Podcasts: Advocating for Self-Care and Realness in ‘She Talks’
Fresh Faces: Athlete Shares His Confidence With the Pepperdine Community
First-year Timothy Jackson smiles for his volleyball photo in August 2019 at Eagle Rock Jr./Sr. High School in Eagle Rock, CA. Jackson said he was the varsity volleyball team captain during his senior year. Photos courtesy of Timothy JacksonFirst-year Timothy Jackson was 5-foot-3 when he began high school. He played volleyball, but he said his teammates and coaches doubted his … [Read more...] about Fresh Faces: Athlete Shares His Confidence With the Pepperdine Community
Social Media Pressures Others to Be Their Best
Back in the day, Sally didn’t compare her life to others. She got mostly B's in school, and a couple C's that her parents still don't know about. She enjoyed reading historical fiction and joining family on vacations to Montana. She was introverted, to say the least, but savored her solitude. Overall, Sally was happy with who she was. She was content. Then Sally got a smart … [Read more...] about Social Media Pressures Others to Be Their Best
