Riding with apathy: Razor scooters as a cultural metaphor

I’ve noticed an unlikely trend on our campus: People are riding Razor, kick scooters, the kind I’ve only ever witnessed little kids riding. It’s a really particular sight for a campus that often prides itself on being uncompromisingly trendy, fashionable and “in.”

Richmond Fashion Week is so this year

Devon Savage Contributing Writer Who ever said followers of high fashion had to travel to New York, Paris, London or Milan to experience fashion week was wrong. April 2nd – 9th Richmond will be holding its own fashion week. Spearheaded by Nightlife Promos Inc. (NLP), they have been committed to facilitating a gateway to the […]

The New Voice of Fashion: Bloggers Taking Center Stage

Ashley Major Columnist For decades, magazines have acted as the guide of current trends in fashion, music and lifestyle. Controlled by the elite, magazines dictated trends, “it girls” and hotspots. Editors marked their territory in the front seats of Fashion Week and became the icons of every young hopeful pouring over the glossy pages. Editors, […]

Diversity Thrift fashion show/drag extravaganza raises funds, extols compassion

Nick Bonadies Spectrum editor At the Gay Community Center of Richmond on Saturday, past the locally iconic rainbow wall on the back end of Diversity Thrift and under the rainbow disco ball, a runway had been built. The “Don’t Hate, Celebrate!” fashion show, whose ticket sales raised funds for GCCR, featured original designs assembled from […]