SPRING/SUMMER EDITION 3
SPRING/SUMMER EDITION 3
SPRING/SUMMER EDITION 3
EMBRACING HOME Quarantine Fits: What is being seen in fashion during quarantine and how is it evolving? Embracing Home: Embracing our homes, nature, and what’s around us during these times
THE RESELL WORLD Interview with Eiress Hammond on her business Mini. Png Thrift Flips: Creating new designs in sustainable and affordable ways Sneakerheads: The resell world of street style sneakers
ESSENTIALS 2020 Essentials: Popular Skincare and Beauty products What’s in your Handbag?: Modern day essentials we carry in our bags
DAYDREAMED PICNIC A day of daydreaming, make-overs, and dressing for being social again
INTERVIEW WITH ZOE YOUNG A closer look at the work by Zoe Young and her journey through college
HOW IS THE WORLD INFLUENCERS CHANGING? New meanings behind the word “Influencer” based on social media and society
BOSTON WELCOMES YOU An insight in the Historical College filled City Bodega: A new in-store experience within the sneaker world Jason Santos: Boston’s most popular Bars and Restaurants
THE CF COMMUNITY Advice and insights from the members from the online college fashionista community
MUSIC PLAYLISTS The perfect playlists for every occasion
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the development of events beyond a person's control, regarded as determined by a supernatural power. Gen Z is full of creative, strong spoken, and inspiring individuals. At such a young age, they have made a strong impression on society, fashion, social media, and so much more. It will only continue. We have shown society to stand up for what you believe in. We have evolved our fashion sense into no other. Taking on expressive trends as well as sustainability. We have grown up around social media and have learned to use it to create, inspire, and inform others. Even while experiencing a global pandemic in our teens and 20s, we are still striving to be creative, to grow, and to make the best of things. The fate of Gen Z is strong. Fate Magazine is centered around the creative innovative trends and lifestyles that Gen Z lives. I hope that this magazine inspires you to grow, take on new trends, and to be driven. Keep being you,
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QUARANTINE FITS how fashion has changed
During the global pandemic due to COVID-19, people are facing the harsh reality of not being able to do daily social things. Going out to dinner, hanging out with friends, spending a day shopping, and more daily interactions are being prevented. While everyone is doing their best to end this pandemic, people are finding ways to still stay in a routine. Quarantine fits is just one element of doing so. Even before the pandemic, athleisure, and loungewear was a rising trend. Due to being at home more than ever, it’s apparent that the on-going trend is here to stay. Almost every retailer has a curated “Stay at Home” section for their products to further promote what consumers are seeking. Consumers are looking for more ways to be able to put an outfit together for staying inside. When looking closer at trends emerging from staying at home, many people can agree that it’s too hard to get up and pick an outfit when they are staying inside or working from home. Products like loungewear sets make it easy and comfortable to put an outfit together. With tie-dye coming back into fashion since last year, many retailers are incorporating the fun trend into loungewear as well as consumers trying to make their own. With gyms and yoga studios closed, athleisure is skyrocketing as people are putting effort into taking on at home workouts and enjoying exercising outside. FATE 18
After living through the same day every day, people need that one day to wear a normal outfit. When interviewing people about where they believe fashion will go after the pandemic, it was common for them to believe that we will see these trends follow us as life tries to get back to what it once was.
“I’ve noticed that loungewear is definitely what most people are wearing. I love how a lot of my favorite stores are making them into sets because it makes me feel like what I’m wearing is dressier than it is.” - Michelle Aftandilian Watertown, MA
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EMBRACING HOME
P H OTO G R A P H Y B Y E M E R S O N O ’ C O N N O R
OUR HOMES H AV E BECOME OUR SAFE S PA C E S
BEING HOME MORE T H A N E V E R H A S TA U G H T U S H O W TO A P P R E C I AT E O U R H O M E S A N D W H AT ’ S A R O U N D U S.
A D PAT I N G TO T H E C O LO R S O F N AT U R E
A S N AT U R E B E C O M E S M O R E I M P O R TA N T I N O U R L I V E S, W E A D A P T TO T H E C O LO R S A R O U N D U S. E N C O R P O R AT I N G N E U T R A L TO N E S W I T H I N O U R WA R D R O B E.
I N A S TAT E O F D I S TA N C I N G, WE ARE EMBRACING W H AT ’ S AROUND US MORE THAN EVER
MINI. PNG EIRESS HAMMOND DISCUSSES HER EXPIERENCE THROUGH DEPOP AND HER UPCYCLED CLOTHING BRAND
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When and how did you start selling on Depop? I started selling on Depop back in 2017, but it was only here and there that I was posting. I wasn’t really serious about it. I was mostly just looking for a place to get rid of some things in my closet. I only really started getting serious about selling on depop in the last couple of years. (2018-2020).
What advice do you have for someone just starting to sell on Depop? To be consistent! You have to literally post as much as you can and if so daily. The more you post the more sales you get. People need to have options from your store so if you post more they have more to choose from and you’re more likely to get sales! Also, make sure what you’re posting is good quality. Just pretend to be the customer looking at your own product.
What inspires your designs? I’m very inspired by human faces. I love facial features that stand out and aren’t the norm. Things like unibrows and freckles are really inspiring to me and you’ll see them a lot in my work.
How important is sustainability to you? Super important! As my business grows I’m doing my best to create a more eco-friendly environment surrounding my products. Things such as shipping packaging, and creating one of the one-pieces with my art by buying clothing from others! (Pre-loved clothing)
What do you look for in pieces to rework? I mainly look for pieces that are fun and may not be something that everyone has or is familiar with. My business has a lot to do with stepping out of the box and being as eye-catching as possible!
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Do you see Depop/thrifting becoming a bigger market in the future? Without a doubt. As more people become aware of how destructive fast fashion really is, I do believe that more people will be interested in thrifting in general. Also, People love to own pieces that nobody else has. Depop has a lot of sellers who sell unique clothing. For example, people who sell vintage band tees! You can’t find these at your local mall and that’s the beauty of it.
What’s next for your business? As my business progresses, I’m looking into creating a website. At this time I’ve been getting so many orders that I need to create a system that’ll allow me to have more control over the pieces I have going out. But I will also be selling pieces on depop since the app generates its own audience! I’m also looking to connect with more people in terms of collaborations! Xoxo, Eiress
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THRIFT FLIP creating new designs in a sustainable way To be sustainable and save money. That’s what everyone is striving for. As the fashion industry makes major shifts in the upcoming seasons in order to become more sustainable, consumers are looking for ways to do the same. Thrifting has become more popular than ever over the last few years. A way that people are becoming more innovative with their thrifted clothing, is altering them. A common word used now is “Thrift Flip”. During the time of being quarantined, flipping these thrifted clothes became a way to pass time and create new pieces while businesses were closed. Emerging from this period of quarantine, we are sure to see many people with more thrift flips than ever. Many people will find simple tops to crop or alter to fit them. It is also an opportunity to create that shirt you’ve been seeing all over social media out of something you thrifted. Some common Thrift Flips are cropping T-shirts, altering jeans, tie-dying sweatshirts and more. This is another way to save money, make pieces that are unique to you, and stay sustainable.
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Finding your personal style can be a tough process, but by making you’re own designs out of inexpensive clothes, you have the freedom to be as expressive as you want through your style without breaking the bank.
“Thrifting is great. Takes away a lot of pressure on typical shopping, eco friendly, fun!”Anya Gellerman, Watertown, MA
“You can always find unique pieces and it’s better for the environment” - Sajda Abbas,
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THRIFT FLIPS TIPS
- EMBROIDER YOUR JEANS
- CROP A OVERSIZED SHIRT - TIE DYE A SWEATSHIRT
- MAKE A DRESS INTO A SKIRT - SEW JEANS INTO SHORTS - PAINT A PAIR OF PANTS
PHOTOS BY SEPAHN CHILOYAN
SNEAKERHEADS the world of street style sneakers a nd the reselling market
The Sneaker Resell industry is a $2 billion market that is predicted to reach $6 million by 2025. Brands like Nike, Adidas, designer brands, and celebrities have been releasing expensive and exclusive shoes for consumers over the years. As the sneaker industry grows, the desire to buy sneakers at retail and resell them at a high cost has grown. The resell world has added more exclusivity and needs for sneaker drops from brands. Apps and websites have also assisted in the growing market. Sites like Grailed make it easy for users to sell and post their own shoes. With this comes some skepticism. It can be harder for consumers to know if the pair of shoes is authentic or not. Negotiation also has to be done all through the customer and the seller. Sites like GOAT and StockX provide more authentication for customers. The companies authenticate the product themselves to guarantee that the customer is getting what they paid for. The number of physical stores filled with exclusive and designer sneakers has also been rising. These types of retailers don’t always look like your everyday shoe store. They are made to have a different ambiance to add to the high-end feel of their products. These stores also tend to carry apparel from brands that are seen in the streetwear reselling world.
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Some feel that the way these sneakers are resold can make it more difficult for people to obtain sneakers. Usually, sellers will buy sneakers when they drop at retail prices. The shoe will normally sell out at retail price and sellers will start selling the shoe for much more. So, unless you are able to get the shoe at retail price, you will have to face the high value that the shoe might be at now for resale. The ever-growing sneaker resell market is creating a new aesthetic and trends within fashion. We first started to see this market emerge from streetwear. Today, we are still seeing the products within the resell market be worn within streetwear but it is also being worn through more casual and athleisure wear. Instead of pairing sneakers with other high-end designers, more styling with simple and inexpensive clothing is being seen and used as a way to elevate a look. The industry is only going up from here. Sneakers will continue to be sold out at retail and be resold for a much higher price. Over the next 5 years, the market will grow larger online and in-store.
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2020 essentials 1. Milk Make-up Melatonin Overnight
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An overnight solid serum that rejuvenates, hydrates, and calms, so you wake up to visibly bouncier, smoother, more refreshedlooking skin. Sephora, $36.00 2. Elf Camo Concealer 16-hour full coverage concealer, Lightweight matte finish, Highly pigmented long-wearing formula. A great dupe for Tarte Shape Tape. 100% Vegan and Cruelty-Free Target, $6.00 3. ColourPop Super Shock Shadow A shadow filed with bright pigments, bright glitters and sparkles that has a soft formula that makes application easy. Courpop, $6.00 4. The Ordinary Niacinamide Niacinamide (vitamin B3) reduces the appearance of skin blemishes and congestion. A simple, inexpensive, and helpful product to add to your skincare routine. Sephora, $5.90
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5. Glossier Milky Jelly Cleanser A gentle-yet-effective creamy gel face wash for all skin types Glossier, $18.00 6. L’Oreal Infallible 24 Hr Foundation Long lasting foundation with the most lightweight, breathable texture. Provide medium to full coverage. Target, $11.99 7. Glossier Cloud Paint A seamless, buildable gel-cream blush that’s fun and easy to wear. Great to wear with a fresh face or a full face of make up. Glossier, $18.00
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a modern day look at P H OTO G R A P H Y B Y E M E R S O N O ’ C O N N O R
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A DAY D R E A M E D PICNIC PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMERSON O’CONNOR
ZOE YO U N G AN INSIGHT ON THE WORK OF ZOE YOUNG. A CURRENT STUDENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKLEY STUDYING ART AND DESIGN. ZOE GIVES US A CLOSER LOOK AT HOW SHE EXPRESSES HER ART THROUGH GRAPHIC DESIGN, VISUAL DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT, ANIMATION, AND MORE.
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What is your inspiration for your character illustrations? Most of my inspirations come from my friends, movies, and songs. A lot of my work, especially my recent work, is based on lyrics from songs. I tend to listen to some albums over and over again, so sometimes, I imagine little scenes in my head when I am singing along to my favorite song. I usually tend to sketch those moments and feelings out, and then it turns into an illustration! Some of my favorite albums with some of my favorite lyrics are InnerSpeaker by Tame Impala, any album by Father John Misty, and The Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd.
How has art school helped you grow within your work? I am an art major, but I am not technically at an art school. I sometimes wish I was at an art school, but my school has taught me so much. Being at the University of California, Berkeley has opened up my mind in so many different ways. I love being around so many different types of cultures and love the campus itself. The friends and peers I’ve met there have really shaped my work for the better. I want my work to be relatable to many different people, and Berkeley has helped me do that.
In what market do you see yourself designing in for the future? I would love to work for a creative team at a company that I strongly believe in. I would love to be a graphic designer, illustrator, or product designer for any company that fits my aesthetics. I would fit the best at a skincare/makeup company, a film production studio, or a clothing company.
Do you mainly create your work digitally? Mostly all of my work now is digital. I mostly work in procreate or illustrator. For more of my fine art things, I always found myself the best at drawing, especially with figure drawing and charcoal drawings. FATE 74
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What other artists do you look to for inspiration? I tend to find a lot of my inspiration on my Pinterest or Instagram. I’ll drop some Instagram handles below! @subliming.jpg, @scottlava, @__dispencer__, @valfre , @itsannahurley, @karl_joel_larsson, @robertbeattyart
How have the current events of the pandemic impacted your work? The current events have helped me in many ways. I’ve been coping with my loneliness by doing more work. I tend to get more inspiration by always being around people, so I’ve really been trying hard to get inspired by myself. I’ve done more work than I have the whole year so far during this time. I do have my days, though, where I have no motivation at all. It’s hard to always work in a place where you find comfort and relaxation. Your room and home was made for those two things. I tend to get more work done in a library, coffee shop, or classroom.
What do you see yourself doing next? I am going to go back to Berkeley until my lease is up in June. I want to be able to spend as much time there as I can because I am slowly approaching my graduation date. I want my next steps to be doing something that makes me happy and excited, and so far, I am achieving that.
HOW IS THE TE
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An influencer is someone who has the power to affect the purchasing decisions of others because of his or her authority, knowledge, position, or relationship with his or her audience. As we entered the world of living around social media, the word slowly adapted. Influencer became more known as the word to describe someone who is a strong influence through media. People like Paris Hilton was one of the first people to be seen in this way. While the world is changing around us in so many ways, social media is changing also along with the meaning of an influencer. Influencers are a driving force within social media and affect how users are using apps, who they’re following, and how people are being influenced. As our world goes through one of the toughest periods it has faced, Influencers don’t have much -
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to influence. Usually, Influencers are living their lives interacting with other influencers and living a more lavish lifestyle compared to their followers. Now that being social has been taken away for a period of time, there isn’t much difference in how Influencers are living their lives compared to their followers. With these current events, it also will be harder for individuals to take on an influencer role. One app that has played a big part in the influencer world is Tik Tok. Tik Tok has an algorithm that allows really any user to become viral. Every day people are gaining a large following. Some would say that Tik Tok is also making it more common to gain a large following on social media. This could also diminish the use of the word. Charlie D’Amelio was your typical 15-year-old girl who blew up for her dancing videos overnight. She is now up to around 56 million follows holding the highest number of following through the app. Before the global pandemic, she was seen traveling and gaining big brand deals. The app really gave her a chance to be in the spotlight. Influencers are also being seen more like celebrities. Influencers who gain such a high following, make a name for themselves, and even gain brand deals or create their own brand eventually become so famous that they are not just an influencer anymore. Although celebrities like Kylie Jenner were born into fame-
Pictured: Charlie D’Amelio, Avani Gregg, Dixie D’Amelio, and Addison Rae
she really gained a lot of followers for being herself through social media which helped her gain traction to her Kylie Cosmetics Company. Making her the youngest billionaire. At the same time, there is nothing for people to really influence while the world shifts. People are more looking for hope and to better their future and can’t afford to try to live a life like someone they see on social media. Brands usually depend on influencers with a high following to spread the messages about their products and their brand, but it has seemed as if brands are trying to become more connected with their customers through social media. During the pandemic, many brands have been reposting their customers rather than finding influencers to hire and have contracts with. This is also due to having to add to their expensive especially while they are losing business. So, what’s next for influencers? Will the word die off? Will we still see brands depend on highly known influencers as the world attempts to get back to how it was?
Pictured: Kylie Jenner
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Welcomes You
BODEGA
a unique in-store experience in Boston, MA
PHOTOS BY BODEGA BOSTON
As retail is facing hard times, many companies are looking at how to advance their store experience and make it more intriguing for customers. Many retailers have attempted to do this in their physical stores and through pop-ups, but Bodega has been ahead of the game Although Bodega has been in Boston for over 14 years, it started to become more recognized in 2016. They continue to release Bodega merchandise, hold sneaker events, and have a second location in Los Angeles, CA. The experience of this hidden store is definitely worth the hunt. PHOTOS BY BODEGA BOSTON
Bodega in Boston, MA is one of Bostons best secret spots. Oliver Mak, Jay Gordon, and Dan Natola opened the doors of Bodega in 2006. The shoe stores offer consumers that unique store experience that most are looking for in retail today. The streetwear store is presented with no sign. When you enter the doors of Bodega, you are approached with a classic NYC Bodega setting, but as you walk back to the Snapple machine, it allows you to enter a modern and luxury streetwear store. Not only does the retail space emulate a speakeasy, but the set up makes the store all the more exclusive. You really have to know about the location in order to find it. This hidden treasure offers an ambiance of high-end streetwear. They carry products from other brands, shoes that you wouldn’t be able to find in many other stores, and even their own curated line.
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THE RESTAURANTS OF
JA S O N S A N TO S BOSTON’S MOST POPULAR BARS & RESTAURANTS
Jason Santos is a Chef and Restaurant owner who grew up in Newton, Massachusetts, and attended Newbury College. He appeared on season 7 of Hell’s Kitchen along with Chef Gordon Ramsay and was a fan favorite. He went on to open restaurants in the heart of Boston that have all made a name for themselves. His locations all provide a twist on traditional types of food and give customers an experience, unlike any other bar and restaurant. FATE 92
C I T R U S & S A LT Citrus & Salts on Berkley Street in Boston, MA opened in November of 2017. Since they opened, Santos has made a statement within the bar and restaurant industry within Boston. Their Mexi-Cali
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atmosphere, food, and cocktail list are taking over social media. The Restaurant carries a wide variety of tequila and mezcal along with fun and aesthetically pleasing cocktails. The menu features a mix of Southern Californian and Mexican food for brunch, lunch, and dinner. Their chicken and waffle tacos shine at brunch and the blackened Mahi taco makes a statement for dinner. They carry a wide variety of tacos and plates to share.
The interior space features pink-tinted walls, a succulent wall, and a skeleton mural along with twinkling lights. These accents make the space all the more pleasing for social media and a great atmosphere to experience. Citrus and Salt is the perfect spot for occasions, getting drinks with friends, or if you are wanting to experience something new. photo by Citrus and Salt
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BUTTERMILK & BOURBON Buttermilk & Bourbon opened in February of 2017 in Back Bay on Commonwealth Ave. This eclectic restaurant is a mix of southern food and tapas. Santos creates yet another atmosphere that is something to experience. The restaurant also carries a wide variety of cocktails. A long with a selection of bourbon drinks, of course, followed by hurricanes on tap. Their menu is inspired by Santo’s love for New Orleans. Their plates to share range from housefried chicken to the perfect street corn. The fried beignets and softserve of the day is the perfect way to finish off your meal. The interior is cozy, vibrant, and feature accents of southern/ New Orleans influence. This is yet another space perfect to visit for an occasion and to go to for a drink with friends and family. It is a unique space that you cannot experience anywhere else.
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photo by Mike Diskin
ABBY LANE Abby Lane is the first of the three spaces that Santos opened in the heart of Boston. Located on Tremont street in the theater district, Abby Lane
Photos by Abby Lane
serves the purpose of your local neighborhood restaurant. The menu features simple plates like burgers, salads, sandwiches, and more but crafted to provide a more classy dining experience. The drink menu is not as eclectic as the other locations, but still provides a wide variety of wine and beer. The space is a familyfriendly area that is perfect for approachability, affordability, and excellent service. The best spot out of the three if you are looking for a simple yet classy night out. Visit with friends, have a nice dinner or lunch with family, or visit the bar to spend some time out of the house. Jason Santos definitely knowns how to create an atmosphere for every experience.
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The CF Community
College Fashionista is an online community that allows college-aged fashion and beauty influencers to connect and share their skills and insights from the industry. We took a closer look at how college students are making their way into the industry by using their skills and talents to create a platform for themselves.
ANNELISE SILKAITIS College: University of South Carolina Major: Psychology & Global Studies Minors: French and Advertising/Pr Field: Graphic Design How did you get started? I’ve always loved to draw and letter, so I decided to use the quarantine to practice my skills digitally using my iPad and Procreate! I made an Instagram account and am creating an Etsy shop to share my work and creative journey.
What inspires your work? I find a lot of my inspiration from Pinterest, close friends, family, nature, and the beauty/ fashion industry.
What advice do you have for someone just entering the same field as you? Work hard, stay committed, and make connections!
What do you enjoy most about your work? I love connecting with other artists and seeing a full piece come to life.
What’s next for you? I hope to continue to grow my account and Etsy shop, and eventually, create my own website!
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MIRANDA RANEY College: Oklahoma State University Major: Strategic Communication + Political Science Field: Graphic Design How did you get started? A required intro to graphic design class for my degree!
What inspires your work? I work as a graphic designer for a progressive political campaign management firm in a VERY red state, so I definitely look for inspiration in leaders I love and the designers who give meaning to things as simple as their campaign colors. Huge feminist, an optimist— so my favorite artist is Ashley Longshore and women like Michelle Obama and Elizabeth Warren.
What advice do you have for someone just entering the same field? Show up on time, ask questions, and don’t be afraid to feel stupid! As a creative, your biggest doubter is yourself most times— so don’t get in your own way. People will only believe in your work if you do.
What do you enjoy most about your work? I get to start building all of our new clients’ brands, help them obtain it through social media/ websites, and give their campaigns a voice visually! A lot of the incumbents I work with are some of the smartest people I know with the greatest ideas, so it’s really important they have someone who is able to bring these ideas to life. It’s so special because I have a part in something larger than myself by the field I work in, but I am still able to be creative and do what I love! Visual identity of a campaign can play a big part in the attention it gets, and help get my clients elected is my top priority.
What’s next for you? I will be getting my master’s degree in PR from Georgetown and moving to DC!
mirandaraney.mywixsite.com
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EMILY MCCUE College: Michigan State University Major: Advertising Management & PR Field: Social media How did you get started? Through following influencers and being super active on Instagram!
What inspires your work? Other influencers and social media managers who are just starting out and working their hardest to produce amazing content!
What advice do you have for someone just entering the same field as you? Find something you love and set goals! It’ll never feel like work if you’re doing something you love!
What do you enjoy most about your work? How flexible and creative I can be! Everything on social media is customizable to whatever you’re trying to do!
What’s next for you? I’ll be entering my Junior year this fall so I will be continuing to pursue my degree while also continuing to run the social media for my sorority, Pi Beta Phi.
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HIEDI WONG College: Hamilton College Major: Art and Creative Writing Field: Painting and Poetry How did you get started? I began posting my poems anonymously under the pen name (h.w.) on Instagram, and now that account has over 270k followers. In terms of art, I won the National Art and Calligraphy Competition of China for 6 consecutive years, which also allowed me to sell my paintings for $43,000 in a national charity art auction to benefit leukemia research for children
What inspires your work? Personal events, relationships, grief, cultural differences between the East and West (as I identify as the third culture.) Surrealism, subconsciousness, and dreams.
What advice do you have for someone just entering the same field as you? Don’t rush into it. I entered the arts field too young and have rushed into publishing contracts for my poetry before I was ready. Art comes from life, so living your life is just as important as your productivity.
What do you enjoy most about your work? How people can distinctly tell it’s mine from the style, tone, or message
What’s next for you? My 3rd poetry collection, possibly an art show, and I’m hoping to move into fashion as well and start my own brand.
heidiwongofficial
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1. HARDEST TO LOVE - THE WEEKND 2. SUMMERTIME MAGIC - CHILDISH GAMBINO 3. LUSH LIFE - ZARA LARSON 4. NEW LIGHT - JOHN MAYER 5. HEY YA ! - OUTKAST 6. PASSIONFRUIT - DRAKE 7. WAVES - MIGUEL 8. SNOW (HEY OH) - RED HOT CHILLI PEPPERS 9. TWO PRINCES - SPIN DOCTORS 10. WONDERIN’ WHY - AER
A DAY AT THE BEACH
1. ROLL SOME MO - LUCKY DAVE 2. CYANIDE - DANIEL CAESAR 3. AMPHETAMINE - SMINO 4. ME & MR JONES - AMY WINEHOUSE 5. SELF CONTROL - FRANK OCEAN 6. GRAVITY - JOHN MAYER 7. COMPUTER LUV - RAVYN LENAE, STEVE LACY 8. SO GOOD AT BEING IN TROUBLE - UNKNOWN MORTAL ORCHESTRA 9. KILLING ME SOFTLY WITH HIS SONG FUGEES 10.TALK 2 U - BRENT FAIYAZ
CHILL
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BEST OF THE YEAR
1. LOVE ON THE BRAIN - RIHANNA 2. SORRY - BEYONCE 3. FEELING MYSELF - NICKI MINAJ, BEYONCE 4. MY TYPE - SAWEETIE 5. 7 RINGS - ARIANA GRANDE 6. SAY MY NAME - DESTINEY’S CHILD 7. NO SCRUBS - TLC 8. GLAMOROUS - FERGIE 9. DANCING QUEEN - ABBA 10. PAPER PLANES - MIA
GIRLS NIGHT
CREATIVE DIRECTION Emerson O’Connor PHOTOGRAPHERS Emerson O’Connor Sepahn Chiloyan MODELS Elsie Prespolis Julia Dunoyer WRITING Emerson O’Connor STYLING Emerson O’Connor Elsie Prespolis Julia Dunoyer
CONTRIBUTORS Elsie Prespolis Julia Dunoyer Sepahn Chiloyan Zoe Young Eiress Hammond Annelise Silkaitis Miranda Raney Emily McCue Hiedi Wong Eddie Ferreira Anastasia Moawde Michelle Aftandilian Anya Gellerman Sajda Abbas