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Hayley Axelrad

Arts & Culture, Fashion

Imagining A 2010s Themed Costume Party

By Hayley Axelrad

They say it takes seven years to be able to pinpoint a decade-defining look. With exceptions like Christian Dior’s 1947…

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Arts & Culture, Fashion

Campus Street Style: Fall

By Hayley Axelrad

The McGill campus is a patchwork of well-dressed students. As an admirer of the unparalleled style on our campus, I…

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Arts & Culture, Fashion

Skirting the Issues

By Hayley Axelrad

As gender norms become less rigid, clothing trends follow suit. ‘Unisex,’ a word that infiltrated the clothing industry in the…

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Fashion

A Farewell to Fashion

By Hayley Axelrad

Celebrities have always played an integral role in the fashion world, especially when it comes to brand promotion. However, the…

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