Beyond the Screen: How Anya Taylor-Joy Shapes Today’s Fashion Landscape

Few stars shine brighter in current fashion than Anya Taylor-Joy, the queen of horror and chess, a British-American actress and model. The star is best known for her work on TV shows like “The Queen’s Gambit” and “Peaky Blinders” and films like “Split” and “The Menu”. Not only has Anya grabbed the hearts of viewers all over the world, but she has also emerged as a key player in influencing today’s fashion.

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Jane Almazova
Maria or Daisy? Playing up the style that works for you.

As many who follow reality TV know, this year's season of The Bachelor has taken the public by storm. Not only has Joey been an absolute treat on our screens each week, but the women are so authentically themselves. This season, in particular, has had two standout women who have influenced social media and viewer opinions the most. This being our sweet ‘Girl Next Door’ Daisy Kent and “Miss Vixen” Maria Georgas. As an avid reality TV watcher, I noticed these two women have some kind of IT factor that goes beyond the screen. I truly wondered, “Besides their stunning personalities, what makes these girls so captivating to watch?”

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Charlotte Gilmour
Packing Hacks From Study Abroad

Picture this: it's December 19th, 10 am, and I woke up late after a night resembling Alison Di Laurentis' goodbye tour before her disappearance. I had four hours to clear everything before my sublet moved in and took over my room. Being the fashion girly I am, I immediately start packing any items that could contribute to a "capsule wardrobe" attire. Ignorantly, I began throwing my winter sweaters into storage containers, failing to recognize that although I was moving to the south, it would, in fact, still get cold in the winter.

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Cassidy Rae
Talking Body: Accessorizing with Skin

Individual creativity is our greatest asset; everyone looks their best when they look like themselves. And what’s more accurate to ourselves than our own bodies? True fashion is more than simply the fabrics and shapes we lay upon our skin. Fashion is an art form, and our bodies are the canvas…

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Nicole Dancey
Social Media's Role in Short Lived Fashion Trends

Fashion trends these days seem to last as long as the attention spans of most TikTok users. From the time it takes to watch one fashion video, like it, and consider purchasing the item or not, the trend has passed you by, and a whole new one has emerged. From dressing like a coastal grandmother to embodying the clean girl aesthetic and embracing 2024’s obsession with the mob wife and eclectic grandpa styles, it’s clear we are facing a consumer fashion crisis, or what sounds like an identity crisis

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Evelyn Tomev
ASK QFIN- January Edition

Welcome to ASK QFIN, our new exec column where the QFIN online team will discuss hot topics, answer questions, and more. The column will be released monthly. Keep an eye out on our instagram (@q.fin) for our monthly poll to send in your questions and desired topics.

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Guest User
QFIN 2023 Holiday Gift Guide

This holiday season, QFIN’s top picks for gift-giving are centered around the idea of functionality. The best gifts are those that can be worked into seasonal or everyday use, items that will transcend trend cycles and become well-worn favorites. The holiday season often creates excuses for excess consumerism and money spent on fast-fashion pieces that will barely make it into the new year. Gift-giving is a beautiful love language, but it’s important to be thoughtful with your choices, and not feed into unhealthy cycles of wasted money on overconsumption. The following gift ideas are cute and creative, but still functional, ensuring that their receivers will love them (and you) for the long run.

Happy Holidays!

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Guest User
Fashion Culture Clash

If you have ever people-watched at a café in downtown Toronto, and then gone on vacation abroad to Europe, the Middle East, or pretty much anywhere else and done the same thing, there is likely one conclusion you may have come to: Wow people dress so differently here then they do back home! Now, why is that?…


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Cristiana Moldovan
Matilda Djerf x Sofia Richie Grainge

Sofia's classic elegance exudes a timeless aura, perfectly complemented by Matilda's clean and chic Scandinavian style. This collaboration has ignited discussions, sparked desire, and garnered widespread popularity across social media platforms…

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Evelyn Tomev
Ode to Betsey Johnson

Betsey Johnson grew up in Wethersfield, Connecticut, where she had two great loves: drawing and dance. She had always been passionate about the arts. She started designing clothes as she saw them as a way to bring her two-dimensional drawings to life. She studied art at the Pratt Institute before switching to Syracuse University to study fabric design. Betsey began her career in fashion after winning the Mademoiselle Guest Editor Contest, a summer scholarship contest for promising young women…

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Cassidy Rae
Daisy Jones and the Six: Bringing ‘70s Back

What is most compelling about the story of Daisy Jones and the Six is that while each main character endures their struggles, they all fight for their beliefs and do not conform to societal norms. In Taylor Jenkins Reid's novel, all the women she creates are […]

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Cassidy Rae
A Guide to Mindful Thrifting

The question of “how do I sustainably build a wardrobe?” is often one that lingers in my mind. With all of the barriers that come with shopping, such as the price, size, durability, and the amount of times that you think you will wear the item, this can be a hard feat […]

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Emma Rychliwksy
Runway Stunts: Attention Seeking or Avant-Garde Genius?

The runway is no stranger to acts of performance art, an opportunity for brands to showcase their collections’ themes through eye-catching novelties and thought-provoking stunts. Alexander McQueen was known for his radical and imaginative runway shows, which often sought to exploit controversial […]

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Nicole Dancey