2020 and its corresponding summer have been – to say the very least – different, unprecedented, and quite messy. However, this summer has not only been memorable to me for the obvious pandemic-related reasons, but it’s also the first summer I’ve felt like a true adult and the person that I want to become.   Of course, with all of the mandated restrictions put into

Ah… Depop: the only online marketplace where you can find a $5 thrift tee selling for $40. But with the recent rise in popularity of sustainable fashion and secondhand clothing, Depop has become all the rage and a valid place to find one-of-a-kind pieces for your wardrobe. As someone who considers herself a seasoned Depop user, allow me to share my wisdom with you as

If you had told me four months ago that today I would be living in NYC as an FIT student, I wouldn’t have believed you. I never felt like my prior college of two years was home to me, but it had been my dream school when I was younger, and I was determined to try and make the most out of my experience there.

It looks like our world is finally going to start turning around again soon. Can I get a hallelujah?! With the various reopening phases underway, it’s easy to get excited and try to return to our regular scheduled activities ASAP (and rightfully so – we’ve been locked in our houses for two months!). However, as important as our normal lives are, it is also important

We all have more than enough time to dedicate to new activities, so here are four quarantine trends that have gone viral over the past few weeks. Which of these have you tried? Let us know in the comments below.   Whipped (or Dalgona) Coffee This time it wasn’t a picture of Kim Kardashian’s behind that broke the internet, it was coffee. During quarantine, whipped