Contributor Elena Bradley explores gendered eating as a concept. Is it a fad or is there stock in it as a social issue?
Ruby Johnston takes to Instagram to shortlist our top 5 Halloween makeup looks for some serious creative inspiration. ‘Cause if you’ve got it, haunt it, honey!
Liv Clarke identifies why Petra Collins’ hazy dreamscape photography has become so pertinent in our own female realities
“When our food finally arrived, we almost grabbed the plates out from the waitressed hands with hunger-induced anticipation.”
A celebration that anyone can be an artist, or just another reminder of the mediocrity of today’s society? Georgia Welch takes a look at the best and worst of Instagram
Qiarna Bondswell adds her voice to the current obsession with Instagram beauty, asking if this really is a one size fits all look
Sarah Kilcourse helps you recycle your wardrobe to stay on trend
Aj Mal puts forward his opinion on Essena O’Neill’s headline-grabbing exit from social media, including a defect from her 600,000-follower Instagram account
Whether you love it or loathe it, you can’t ignore it. Sarah Kilcourse discusses contour
The #iweigh movement which is spreading across Instagram empowers people by encouraging positivity about life not just body image, Sam Brougham writes that it is crucial in the current climate of mental health.
The Mancunion speaks to “the biggest eyelash brand in Europe”
It’s not even Halloween yet but Balenciaga seems determined to frighten us
Is there a danger in sporting a fashion accessory without understanding its power as a political message? How aware of we are the statements we make?
Sometimes it can be difficult to get excited by fashion when it all seems the same — this week we look for a few rays of excitement
This fashion week saw designers reveal a new seasonless collection, available to buy straight off the runway.
Sophie Soar illustrates how art and fashion are interlinked
Rebecca Thomas tells us how ‘Scandimania’ has spread from the peninsula to Instagram and is now shaping the new ‘normcore’ craze
With uploading every aspect of our lives onto the internet becoming more normalized, Cecilia Bicknell paints a dystopian view of our oversharing habits.
