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Sweatshirts from LSU alumni Mason Dupre and Natalie John's newly started sweatshirt company, Wooly Threads on Feb. 13, 2014. This company makes clothing for the Greek community.

University alumni create sorority-focused clothing line

By Greta Jines February 18, 2015

Small businesses can start anywhere and sell just about anything, even sweatshirts. Two University alumni did just that in an apartment on Brightside Drive. Mason Dupré and Natalie John were visiting...

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Alpha Phi Delta Tau chapter prepares for first annual Red Dress Gala

By Meg Ryan February 18, 2015

In 1946, the Alpha Phi sorority began supporting women’s heart health. In 1956, the Alpha Phi Foundation was founded to help care for its philanthropy, and in 2004, the Red Dress Program was created. Alpha...

Examples of traditional Courir de Mardi Gras costumes in both child and adult sizes on Friday, Feb. 6, 2015.

Old Louisiana tradition kept alive with handmade costumes

By Gerald Ducote February 11, 2015

Mardi Gras is fast approaching, and many people, both local and visiting, will soon flock to New Orleans. These crowds will clog the city streets, drinking copious amounts of alcohol. While the season...

New Orleans outfitter aims to create “Renaissance men”

New Orleans outfitter aims to create “Renaissance men”

By Michael Tarver February 11, 2015

The goal of creating a “Renaissance man” in the current men’s fashion industry drives New Orleans store owners Frank D’Amico and Jacques Couvillon to provide a distinctive shopping...

LSU landscape architecture graduate, Madeline Ellis, started her own handmade jewelry business, Mimosa by M.E., which features pieces inspired by Baton Rouge and Louisiana culture.

Alumna sells handmade jewelry of LA symbols

February 10, 2015

In the closet-sized studio connected to her home, University alumna Madeline Ellis looks through jewelry. Placed on her hip, Ellis’ 2-year-old daughter chews on a pair of earrings while her 3-year-old...

Recycled Mardi Gras bead art by Stephan Wanger is on display Saturday, Feb. 7, 2015 inside of Little Vic’s Rosticceria.

Mardi Gras bead art dazzles the community

By Greta Jines February 9, 2015

Hands in the air, faces full of joy and beads flying can only mean one thing: Mardi Gras. While most festival goers focus on racking up beads during parades, they lose interest in the plastic necklaces...

Common performs at the 57th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 8, 2015, in Los Angeles. (Photo by John Shearer/Invision/AP)

Grammys is new platform for social change

By Michael Tarver February 9, 2015

Music is a tool. It’s an instrument of persuasion with the power to affect multiple levels of social and political change. When it comes to the Grammy Awards, everybody knows to tune in to the E!...

Krewe of Muses prepares for Mardi Gras season

Krewe of Muses prepares for Mardi Gras season

By Sadie McDade February 9, 2015

Every Mardi Gras parade has its own flair, but there’s only one with lots of ladies, shoes and glitter — the Krewe of Muses. The all-female organization is known for its community involvement...

University alumna Avery Bond has her own online shop of Mardi Gras masks. 

University alumna creates face adhesive Mardi Gras masks

By Meg Ryan February 9, 2015

A mask at Mardi Gras gives the wearer the ability to express an air of mystery while also sporting an accessory he or she can’t necessarily use everyday. A customized mask is even more appealing...

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Style Archives: Lorelai Gilmore in ‘Gilmore Girls’

By Meg Ryan February 4, 2015

If you asked me to explain how influential “Gilmore Girls” has been on my life, we’d be here all day. So instead, I’ll just give you the highlights. I discovered the show while...

Style Archives: Judy Garland in 'Easter Parade'

Style Archives: Judy Garland in ‘Easter Parade’

By Meg Ryan January 21, 2015

Judy Garland is a Hollywood icon. She’s made herself known with memorable roles such as Dorothy Gale in “The Wizard of Oz” and Hannah Brown in “Easter Parade.” “Easter...

Alex Laney, art history senior, walks out of the Urban Outfitters in Perkins Rowe with bags in hand on Monday evening.

The Real Meg Ryan: Changing clothing company execs can ruin a brand

December 1, 2014

For any brand, having a consistent image is key. Consumers go to Urban Outfitters for an eclectic style or J.Crew for a preppy style. Each brand is produced with a key asthetic that it plans to stick with. However,...