The rise of expert skincare
Many of us happily plunged into the never-ending reel of skincare Tik Tok in lockdown and were enthusiastically recommended serums, creams and cleansers by ‘skincare experts’, beauticians, influencers and dermatologists.…
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Many of us happily plunged into the never-ending reel of skincare Tik Tok in lockdown and were enthusiastically recommended serums, creams and cleansers by ‘skincare experts’, beauticians, influencers and dermatologists.…
As a global pandemic perseveres, we have had to incorporate a myriad of changes into our daily lives: from social distancing and not being able to visit friends and family…
Grace Jessop considers the importance of the clothes we wear whilst we are working from home
Cyd Ashbridge explores the problem of fast fashion and the importance of supporting small local business.
Modern slavery is a pandemic spanning globally and across all forms of borders. Following the government intolerance of these crimes through the avenue of the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015,…
Should we really be mocking egirls? Or is this propagating ideas about style, beauty and sex that shouldn't be taken at face value
Aisha Sembhi explores the use of politicised fashion at the 92nd Oscars.
Love Island producers need to listen to growing concerns around mental health issues caused by the show, that affects both the contestants and it's viewers.
This year, the Walk On Fashion Show promises to be bigger than ever. The intercollegiate show is now in its fifth year and for the first time will be spread…
The Bubble looks into how student fashion shows may be placing latent pressures on their models to conform to the so-called 'perfect body'.