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DIY: Phone Accessories

Nikki Freyermuth and Sophia Moss

Smartphones are all the rage, but we all know without a protective case you might as well throw it away. But who said that we have to have some clunky ugly thing doing the job?


Here are some easy, fun and fast ways to spruce up your phone case. So get on cutting, pasting and designing your own personal smartphone case.

Beautiful Clothes, Ugly Truth

Caroline Martignetti and Rachel Wilson

Every product filling the aisles of Whole Foods Market is labeled with its exact ingredients: the butcher reassures me that the beef I buy comes from happy cows (whatever that means), and my favorite cookies state “gluten free” in bold to comfort my allergy concerns.

As a society we are growing our awareness about what we put into our body, but what about the things we choose to cover it with?

Students at Paly are filling their wardrobes with brands like Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie and Free People, but have you ever asked yourself exactly what they are supporting by wearing these brands?

DIY: Headbands and Hair Bows

Guest writer Anna McGarrigle

The velvet bow DIY is a simple, easy and inexpensive creative project. These simple bows make wonderful gift, accessories and ornaments that everyone will surely enjoy. On the other hand, these unique DIY headbands are great for birthday and holiday presents. The cost is low for you, and friends always love a cute accessory!

From Runway to Hallway

Julia Poppy

Many of fashion's hottest trends from the runway have begun to hit Paly's campus. From bold patterns to bright colors, Julia Poppy gives us an inside look at how to recreate runway looks in our everyday attire.

Retro Revolution

Sophia Moss

The ‘70s ‘80s and ‘90s are a combination of flashy colors and thrifty patterns, and these past trends are coming back into style. Retro has entered the 21st century. This retro style is a more laid back style, nothing super glammed up or fancy.

Burgundy

Pauline Na

It is the perfect deep shade of wine red that compliments the colors, themes and festivities of fall: Burgundy has been named the “it” color of the fall and winter 2012 season.

Featured on every runway during fashion week, burgundy made its way from Milan in style. Seen in virtually every shape and form ranging from dresses to wallets to peplum to shoes, burgundy has become the new black.

 

My Best Dressed Friend

Rose Fitzgerald

Inspired by San Francisco Magazine, and starting off with Best Dressed 2013, Emily Tran, C magazine takes a peak into admired styles around Paly and what makes them unique.

Featuring interviews with seniors Emily Tran and Charlie Dulik and junior Kate Marinkovich.

Bro-Clothes

Matt Morton

​A quick look at the clothes that adorn Palo Alto High School students offers a dizzying array of hundreds of vibrant colors, unique patterns, different cuts and varying materials—on the girls. But what about the other half of Paly? Here, we delve into how Paly’s male population decides to dress, and get some great fashion tips in the process.

Happy Feet

Perri Pond

According to the Merriam Webster Dictionary socks are merely: a knitted or woven covering for the foot usually worn under shoes. However, here in the style section of C Mag we like to take the average clothing item and exploit it so it can become the next trending sensation.

Shreddin' in Style

Sophia Moss and Nikki Freyermuth

Warmth and comfort are the top priorities when skiing and snowboarding, but who says one can’t be comfortable and stylish simultaneously? For years, skiers and snowboarders have only focused on the technical aspects of the sport, however with the onset of ski and snowboard culture, flares of color and swishes of patterns now dot the slopes. Brands such as Burton, North Face and Patagonia provide essential warmth and use various patterns and color combinations that fit everyone’s desired appearance while shredding some powder.

Class without Cash

Caroline Moley

Today it seems as though hipster fashion has taken over. Trending and inexpensive, hipster clothing has pulled young people into the infectious trends that translate into 21st century youth and rebellion. Yet, hipster fashion lacks the most important trait an outfit can represent: class.

DIY Braids

Riya Varma

Fancy or casual, any one of these braids is a sure success! C Mag offers instructions for a fancy waterfall braid or a twist braid, either one of which is perfect for going out or staying in.

Neon Shoes

Bella Graves

There’s a feeling of invincibility that all athletes experience when they step onto the track, court or field with the newest and brightest pair of kicks. In 2013, the neon shoes look is almost guaranteed to be seen on anyone working up a sweat. But what is it about this magical luminescent fad on our feet that amps athletes up with that extra superhuman boost, making feet feel faster and hops seem higher?

Cosmo Girl

Caroline Moley

Many high school students at Palo Alto High School dream of taking part in the fashion journalism world. However, to work in such a tough business, one must have a passion for fashion as well as a will to work. This is exactly what Natalie Lin possesses. Lin, a Paly alumnus from 2010 is now a junior at New York University (NYU) and former intern at Nylon, a fashion and lifestyle magazine.
Lin first fell in love with fashion during her sophomore year at Paly and has since been infatuated with fashion culture.

British Fashion

Riya Varma

Several aspects of American culture has been shaped through the influence of many different countries; especially through European trends. The American Rock ‘n Roll scene today was shaped through British grunge and underground music. American literature and art has British roots, as do our fashion trends.

Let's See, Etsy!

Carmelle Bareket-Shavit

Tired of the same old, boring, commercial jewelry? Look no further. With the help of Etsy.com, you will never be caught wearing the same accessory. Etsy, often regarded as a “granola” version of Ebay, is a website with over 850,000 active shops, that supports small, authentic businesses. Shops are only allowed to sell either handmade or vintage products.

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