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Xanayra’s Corner: Graduation fashion from head to toe

Xanayra’s Corner: Graduation fashion from head to toe

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter
April 18, 2022
Xanayra’s Corner: 3 business casual fashion tips for upcoming graduates

Xanayra’s Corner: 3 business casual fashion tips for upcoming graduates

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter
April 13, 2022
Xanayra’s Corner: 3 seasonal transition pieces from NYFW

Xanayra’s Corner: 3 seasonal transition pieces from NYFW

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter
March 21, 2022
Xanayra’s Corner: Boone’s most Instagrammable spots

Xanayra’s Corner: Boone’s most Instagrammable spots

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter
March 2, 2022
Andre Edwards works on his projects Feb. 9, 2022, in the Apparel and Design Studio, a space for majors located in the basement of the Reich College of Education.

Student recycles fabric into new clothing designs

Brionna Dallara, Reporter
March 1, 2022
Fashion of Boone: A stylish spring semester

Fashion of Boone: A stylish spring semester

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter
January 12, 2022
What people are wearing: Bus Behavior

What people are wearing: Bus Behavior

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter
November 10, 2021
Sanford style: What people are wearing on the mall

Sanford style: What people are wearing on the mall

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter
October 7, 2021
Boone’s Runway: What people are wearing on King Street

Boone’s Runway: What people are wearing on King Street

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter
September 8, 2021
Fitted for the first day

Fitted for the first day

Aubrey Smith, Editor-in-Chief
August 18, 2021
Casey Pile in a Syndrome sweatshirt. Pile, an App State student, and his friend Lucas Harmon created the clothing brand Syndrome in June 2019. The pair run the business from different states.

Two schools, one business: hometown friends start clothing brand across state lines

Aubrey Smith, Editor-in-Chief
November 20, 2020
Josie Gagnon with her clothing line LadyBoys. Gagnon was inspired to create an inclusive skateboarding apparel company from her own doodles during quarantine.

Watauga High student starts inclusive skateboarding apparel line

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter
November 12, 2020
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