Fashion

Summer is right around the corner, and we all know what that means. Time to pack away the sweaters and boots and break out the sunscreen and sunglasses.

While the spring semester may be one of the most hectic times of the year, it is also undeniably the most exciting. Packed with exams, formals and other events, stressing over finding the perfect dress should be the last of our worries.

The weather is finally above 30 degrees, the birds are chirping and the flowers are starting to sprout their stems. Basically, it’s finally springtime! And what does that mean? It’s time for spring fashion.

Arguably the most essential item in a woman’s closet, the nude colored shoe may not scream “Look at me!” but it certainly has the power to complete a number of different outfits in any wardrobe. You won’t regret purchasing an investment piece like this!

Spring fashion follows the typical norm: you to trade your dark, edgy winter hues in for a fresh, delicate palette. Bright pastels and bold prints are customary, but instead of looking like a unicorn (nothing against pastels), spring’s signature colors are going radical.

Between skirts and dresses and shorts, it’s easy to figure out what to wear when spring eventually comes along, but what happens if you wake up and (gasp!) are having a bad hair day?

Calling all fashionistas! Ever dream of shopping the boutiques of fashion centers of the world like Paris, LA, New York and Miami? Well, Valley has some great news for you- it’s now possible without leaving the comfort of your dorm room.

With State Patty’s Day in the past, Penn Staters now have the actual holiday (not the student-made, town-hated one) of Saint Patrick’s Day to look forward to.

Penn State has no shortage of talented and fashionable young ladies. If you’re looking for inspiration, then look no further than senior Lauren Williams, whose fashion blog has caused quite a stir.

Fashion trends are continuously recycled and reinvented―but some of our favorite fashion trends seem to have almost vanished from existence. What gives?

Most collegiate men would easily agree that understanding women is a challenge. The only thing harder to crack than our emotions though, is our wardrobe. With so many fashion trends emerging each season, guys are being left less impressed and more confused than ever.

While business suits and pantyhose may come off as a bit formal, it’s always best to look professional when interviewing for a job. Jade Perry, Diversity Program Coordinator at Career Services, says to dress formally until you don’t have to.

Slits are a hot trend right now – across shoulders and sleeves of sweaters, or down the outer side of pant legs. But why should you have to pay for the extra style, when you create the same look yourself? Valley has a few easy steps for you to create this look yourself.

If you think you’re going to THON tutu-less, think again. As with high socks and hot loops headbands, a tutu is fashion protocol for the weekend.

Long bulky necklaces, large rings and dangly earrings take up most of the space in your jewelry box. So why not find new ways to organize them? We’ve tapped into our creative side to show you resourceful and decorative ways of organizing your jewelry.

One of the hottest trends right now is incorporating sheer tops into your outfits. They are cute, lightweight and can be worn in a variety of ways and for a range of occasions. However, there are a few simple do’s and don’ts that can really make or break this look.