Inspired by the art of designing beautiful things, people and places, Sarah White, a Canadian Design expert, started her business, “The Girl Floral” in Toronto. From accessories, active wear, loungewear and apparel to beauty tools, gift cards and home goods, she has something beautiful for everyone. All of her
As the snow slowly melts, the optimism of spring causes many of us to want to fill our closets with new styles and trends. However, the dialogue surrounding the devastating impact fashion has on the environment has some us questioning if the negative costs of the industry outweigh the desire
Fashion is no longer only defined by how a person looks in a certain style, but also how they feel. It has become a revolution in an attempt to discover the social, economic, and environmental impacts surrounding the use of animals in the industry. Many people still want the luxurious
I am excited to present our next feature on Karli Ihasz, a very talented postgrad student with extraordinary academic achievements. Karli is passionate about fashion and particularly interested in sustainability. Keep reading to learn details about her future plans, personal style, dream job and more! Name: Karli Ihasz Place of
Last week, Humber College participated in the Great Canadian Shoreline Clean-up, an event started by the Vancouver Aquarium in 2002. With a World Wildlife Fund (WWF) partnership in 2010, the event has grown bigger and more successful, now known as Canada’s largest conservation-based cleanup. To date, it has had 19,400
With the end of a very long school year almost at its end, there is one last obstacle to overcome – Finals. Maybe you’ve spent one too many hours sitting at your dining room table or that neighbourhood coffee shop. Going stir crazy while studying is only going to make
