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D&M Magazine 2019 SPRING 2019 AKA IS PROUD TO PARTICIPATE IN DREXEL UNIVERSITY’S INNOVATIVE WHEN A INTERNSHIP PROGRAM HOTEL ISN’T THE ANSWER Superbly-located furnished residences with spacious living rooms; full kitchens; and spectacular business and lifestyle amenities, available by the week or month. PHILADELPHIA RITTENHOUSE SQUARE 18TH AND WALNUT UNIVERSITY CITY 30TH AND WALNUT STAYAKA.COM 215.253.7775 NYC LA DC LONDON CLERGERIE PARIS PHILADELPHIA’S LUXE FASHION DESTINATION 1818 CHESTNUT STREET BOYDSPHILA.COM 215.564.9000 D&M MAGAZINE 3 UNIVERSITY CITY Co-Op Leasing Available Fully Furnished Luxury Apartments Pet Friendly Housing 3645 Lancaster Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19104 215.774.1100 • linkuniversitycity.com 4 D&M MAGAZINE @linkucity Piazza Sempione Mi Jong Lee Fabiana Filippi Tom & Linda Platt Catherine Regehr Wolford Planet by Lauren G Up pants Sizes 2-18 Daytime to Evening Celebrating 90 Years 19th & Sansom Street 215.567.4662 6 D&M MAGAZINE A TOUCH OF PINK 30 classes. Two quarters. Countless pitches. 22 students. And seemingly endless hours of writing and design has lead us to this moment. In this magazine, you will read stories of all genders striving for the same goal: inclusion. Stories of women flipping the script, men going against the norm, non-binary people fighting for equality. As an all-female team, we strived to challenge the status quo from the beginning. We, as women, are constantly fighting the battle we were born with, a battle that wasn’t our choice, to begin with. We are pitted against each other, the odds stacked against us, as we try to maneuver our way through a male-dominated society with as few scars as possible. But enough is enough. It’s time for our revolution. Read through our pages and join our uprising. Our words are unapol- ogetic. Our images are bold. We are fearless. And it is all tied together with a touch of pink. — THE EDITORS cover and above: styled by LUISA ROSSI photo by ZACH MISCAVIGE models OLIVIA FOSTER & JESSICA KNOBLOCHS CONGN TULATIONS TO DREXEL DM AND FASHION DESIN STUDENTS -AND DON’T FORGET THE ACCESSORIES! editor-in-chief CONTENTS EVANGELINE HALA 10 top 10 trends art directors 12 redefining retail VICTORIA COSTA 14 get your ish together LIZ BAUMAN 15 the art of tailoring 16 notorious f.a.s.h.i.o.n. style director 18 sean williams LUISA ROSSI 21 the 5 sneakers you must have in your closet 22 if costumes could talk editors 24 nostalgia never looked this good CAMILLA BARCAN 26 the chicks behind the flicks NATALIE KRUMENACKER 28 embodying perfection 31 this is never that photography director 32 tech-styles CHARLOTTE KENNY-YAP 34 are you in the right class? 38 isn’t that a girl major staff photographer 40 gender bender ERIN WEISGERBER 42 a scary time for boys 44 the f word digital team 46 leading ladies JACKIE DALE 50 who is art for? RACHEL CHOI 52 lagos legacy 54 from duck til dawn contributors 60 expressionist movement MADISEN BELLET 68 the future fit KATE BROSKIE 70 the college remix DANIELLE CALCAVECCHIA 72 drexel underground GABBY CRIPPEN 76 barista boss MADELINE DIGUGLIELMO 78 good vibes only JOCELYN GARCIA 80 sweat it out NICOLE GELFOND 82 what’s in my bag JI HYEONG HAN 83 philly’s most instagrammable spots TAYLOR JOHNSON 84 hot stuff ALEY PHELAN 86 philly food abc’s DANIELLA PILEGGI 88 operation: cheesesteak VALENTINA ONETTI 90 main line bites 91 eats on east passyunk faculty editors 92 we met at acme NICK CASSWAY 94 styles for the signs JEN AYRES 97 tinder trolls MY LAGOS MY WAY CAVIAR COLLECTIONS RITTENHOUSE SQUARE | 215.567.0770 | LAGOS.COM 10 D&M MAGAZINE Spring sequins? Yes, please! You will be shining all season long. Plus, there is no better way to show off a fresh, glowing tan than with some shimmer. With appearances at Altu- zarra and Celine, sequins are going every which way from pretty florals to 1980s glam. Not-so-mellow yellow is all over the Spring/ Summer 2019 runways. The season-specific shade is marigold; not too over the top that ERIN WEISENBERGER it’s obnoxious but just vibrant enough to grab any passerby’s attention. This wearable hue is Sheer fabrics: Miu Miu designs destined for sunny days. sheer skirts, Christopher Kane shows lots of (unlined) lace, and transparent florals grace the runway at Altuzarra. This season’s sheer is layered over and under just about anything or nothing at all. Suits are a standout trend for Spring/Summer. Ranging from loose, more relaxed versions at Stella McCartney, to classic tailored options TOP 1O TRENDS TOP 1O SPRING/SUMMER 2019 complete with a tie at Celine. Choose A more feminine take on This trend will give you flashbacks to middle school from florals, pastels, 1980s shoulders is here: puff parties where tie-dyeing was the thing to do, and with neutrals, and more to sleeves. They are less harsh appearances at R13, Prabal Gurung and Stella McCart- make this tradition- than shoulder pads and can turn ney, tie-dye is here to stay. Think bright and colorful, ally masculine staple any dress, top, or jacket into a soft and subtle, even on denim...you will not be able to more feminine and statement piece. Made of fabrics escape next season’s grooviest trend. Who knows, may- create a head-to-toe such as crisp cotton or light- be tie- dye parties will become an adult theme now?! look that means weight chiffon, your shoulders business. won’t droop no matter how high the humidity. When it comes to patterns, lots of mixing words by and matching is happening this season, LUISA ROSSI whether you’re wearing a full patterned look, a singular garment with multiple patterns on it like at Self Portrait, or multiple patterned pieces à la Anna Sui. Pattern mixing is a fun way to make your look stand out. Be creative, embrace the clash — there are no rules! Crochet all day. Logos are adorning It’s not just for everything from trench coats beach cover-ups to sheer tops to belts and be- anymore, crochet yond. Designers like Escada Did someone say fringe? now has a higher and Valentino are becoming This statement-making trend level of glamour and more and more creative with is all over the runways from sophistication. This logo placement, decora- shoulders at Louis Vuitton to “wear-everywhere” tion, and patterns. 1990s skirt trims at J.W. Anderson. knit will be a staple Logomania is not going away Fringe is a fun detail to add in your wardrobe anytime soon, so stock up on movement to any piece in your for 2019’s warmer clothing and accessories that closet. Get ready to see plenty of ERIN WEISENBERGER months. scream your favorite brands fringe flipping Boomerangs on to the world. your Instagram feeds. THESE INNOVATIVE PHILADELPHIA BOUTIQUES OFFER AN INTRIGUING BUSINESS MODEL — BLENDING DURABLE GOODS WITH SERVICES, AND CATERING TO DIFFERENT DEMOGRAPHICS ALL IN ONE SPACE. words by ALEY PHELAN photos by BRIAN CHENG RITUAL SHOPPE VERDE 2003 Walnut Street 108 South 13th Street The Ritual Shoppe describes itself as a metaphysical boutique Chocolate lovers rejoice; stopping in at Verde can offer a fix for and community of artists and healers. They sell an assortment of your sweet tooth while shopping their collection including wom- jewelry, home goods, apothecary, and vintage goods all entirely en’s jewelry, accessories, clothing, and home goods. Verde shares designed in the USA. Make your home the most peaceful place its space with Marcie Blain Artisanal Chocolates whose chef hand- with soy candles, natural oils, and lots of crystals. If you are look- crafts her chocolates in the studio kitchen in the back of the shop. ing for more than shopping, the Ritual Shoppe offers reiki and Imagine the smell of fresh chocolate while looking for the perfect massage therapy services, workshops like Tarot Yoga, and book gift for a friend. Just visit Verde to satisfy your cravings with a de- signings. Zen out after a long day shopping, and pick up some licious treat. items to make your home more relaxing. 12 D&M MAGAZINE ART IN THE AGE UNITED BY BLUE 116 North 3rd Street 205 Race Street | 3421 Walnut Street Art in the Age is a one-stop shop for the home bartender and stylish gentleman. United By Blue is an outdoor clothing brand whose mission is towards envi- It is named after a Walter Benjamin essay, “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechan- ronmental responsibility. For every product sold, United By Blue removes one ical Reproduction,” a cultural critique which suggests that the aura of a work of pound of trash from the world’s oceans and waterways through cleanups orga- art gets devalued by mechanical reproduction. Art in the Age has everything you nized by the company. As a certified B-Corporation, they meet rigorous standards need to impress your friends and family at your next party, including bar tools, of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. mixers, bitters, and glassware. Not only can you stock up on great finds, but you United By Blue carries a wide variety of merchandise including assortments in can also educate yourself with workshops, tastings, and home mixology training. men’s, women’s, children’s, and accessories. It is the perfect place to go for cozy Art in the Age also has an in-house line of liqueurs and doubles as a tasting sweaters and jackets great for the outdoors. What makes shopping at United By room. For those of you over 21 visit Art in the Age in Old City for the perfect Blue unique is that they not only have a retail section but have also integrated a Father’s Day gift, he’ll never expect.
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