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Written by Emily Barbeau
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Tuesday, January 24 2012 12:01 |
There's a reason why they call it "The Silver Screen". Since the birth of motion pictures, movies have brought entertainment and style inspiration to the masses. Below you'll find a list of the films that started style revolutions and continue to inspire designers, artists, and stylistas worldwide. So pop some popcorn and get to viewing some serious style.
#5. Annie Hall
In this Woody Allen classic, Diane Keaton makes tomboy style cool for the ladies. Collared shirts, bow ties, and lace up oxfords are all fair game.
#4. Some Like It Hot
Two words: Marylin Monroe
#3. Clueless
Remember platform flip flops? Belly shirts? Knee socks? Alicia Silverstone embodied '90s bubblegum style, causing teenagers everywhere to channel their inner valley girl.
#2. Marie Antoinette
Though it may be impractical to wear a hoop skirt and a bird cage hat on a day to day basis, this Sofia Coppola film is undoubtedly tres chic. Channel the tragic Queen with feminine frills and pastel hues.
#1. Breakfast at Tiffany's
Who can forget that LBD? A Givenchy-clad Audrey Hepburn captivated audiences and continues to be a style inspiration. There's a reason why Michael Kors admitted to making company employees watch every Audrey film.
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Written by Emily Barbeau
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Saturday, November 26 2011 20:21 |
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Lights. Camera. Fashion.
On the night of November 19th, the University of Delaware's most fashionable co-eds lined up early to get seats at the most stylish event of the year. Sponsored in part by Blackberry, Rittenhouse Station, and HP/Intel, it was sure to be a night to remember.
This year's Fall Fashion Event delivered true style, and this UDresser was incredibly impressed. For womenswear, I noticed overlying trends of tribal prints, ladylike silhouettes, sparkles, and fur. For men, casual-chic prevailed, with elegant add-ins such as velvet and silk.
The overall theme of the runway show and the Fall 2011 issue of UDress magazine transported me back to the bygone era of the 1960's, when both men and women would always dress their best. A muted palette coupled with retro hair and makeup offered true style inspiration for a typically casual college campus.
Congratulations to everyone who helped to put together such an amazing night of fashion. I look forward to attending next year's event as a UDress alum, and I can't wait to see the magazine and the event grow and develop into something even more fabulously fashionable.
Photo Credit: Katherine Tabinowski
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Written by Emily Barbeau
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Wednesday, November 16 2011 11:46 |
Are you one of UD's Best Dressed? Then be sure to check out the BlackBerry table at this Saturday's UDress Sixth Annual Fall Fashion Event!
In addition to demoing new products, campus brand ambassadors Alex Costa and Nicole Spellman will also be giving away freebies and goody bags.
The brand is also holding a "Best-dressed" contest for all attendants that are currently BBM users. All you have to do to enter is scan the BlackBerry @ UDress BBM barcode (below) to join the group. Then, on the night of the Fall Fashion Event, simply add a picture of your outfit to the group and you are entered! At the end of the night two winners will be announced and will win a BBM tote bag filled with give-aways from BlackBerry!
To find out more details on this contest join the event on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=139463539491089 or contact Nicole Spellman
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& Alex Costa
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Written by UDress Magazine
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Monday, November 07 2011 10:27 |
Please join us for the Sixth Annual UDress Fall Fashion Event; a night filled with prizes, giveaways, raffles, food, performances and our biggest runway show ever, featuring 90 models!
When: Saturday, November 19th 2011
Where: Trabant MPR, Newark, DE
Time: Doors open at 7pm
Tickets can be purchased at the Trabant Box Office or on TicketMaster:
Students-$7 presale, $10 at the door
Non-Students-$10 presale, $13 at the door
For more information, visit our facebook event.
Question? Email Kristin at kquail[at]udel.edu
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Written by Emily Barbeau
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Thursday, September 22 2011 10:19 |
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Nothing could be more French than a sweet and decadent macaroon. The pastel colors and light texture are enough to make this Francophile's mouth water.
So imagine my excitement when I discovered that Laduree, the most well-known and well-loved purveyor of macaroons, was planning to open a shop in New York City.
Laduree first opened up shop in 1862 in Paris. Today, the well-heeled set are known to stock up when on vaction in the city of light, sometime buying multiple boxes of the sweets.
So if you're craving something both sweet and stylish, head over to 864 Madison Avenue. Your taste buds will thank you.
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Written by Allison Zeller
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Monday, November 22 2010 14:53 |
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FALL 2010
I hope that all you UDressers enjoyed the amazing fashion event on Saturday!! I know that everyone is rushing to get home for Thanksgiving but I hope that you can take sometime away from your busy Black Friday shopping (yay!) to take a look at the newest issue of UDress because it looks absolutely amazing. Congratulations to everyone who worked on the issue and I hope that everyone has an awesome Turkey Day!! |
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Written by Gifford Nowland
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Saturday, December 26 2009 05:53 |
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FALL 2009
Happy Holidays UDressers!!! As my Christmas gift to you, I present you with this semester's UDress Magazine online in its full glory! So, come in out of the cold, curl up with your computer next to the fire, sip some hot cocoa, and flip through the entire magazine digitally... it's guaranteed to chase those winter blues away!! |
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Wednesday, September 09 2009 03:05 |
 As your Website Director, I am pleased to announce the long-awaited arrival of the newest UDress magazine, the 10th Issue, online!!
I am extremely sorry about the delay in publishing the magazine that came out in May, but there were some tecnical problems delaying its release. I am just excited everything worked out, and promise a more timely release of the next issue. Enjoy the electronic issue and pass the link along to your friends, thank you for reading UDress!
-Giff Nowland
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Written by Gifford Nowland
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Tuesday, June 30 2009 19:30 |
Hey UDressers and visitors!
I'm floored to announce that we hit a new record site visits on Sunday (June 28, 2009) with 80 people viewing our site IN ONE DAY! Thank you to everyone who visits the site, and especially to the editors who are constantly contributing content to keep the website fresh. It is really amazing to see something I started from scratch blossom to what it has become.
Today marks EXACTLY the half-year mark since this website was launched, and since then the website has been visited 2,400 times by 1,400 different people from 48 different countries of the world (2,200 from the USA). We truely have a large widespread audience, but a 50% return rate shows me that many readers keep coming back for more. With 23 active registered users (and counting) this further confirms that we are truely beginning to build a devoted fanbase.
Despite all this we still have a long way to go to finish everything we want to do on the site, but it is really encouraging to see such a great interest in the fruits of our hard work. I can't wait to continue to make the website even better and hopefully (with your help) blow these records away very soon!
THANK YOU ALL!
--Gifford Nowland
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Written by Gifford Nowland
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Thursday, June 04 2009 02:24 |
Hey UDressers!
The registration page was broken for some time, but it is now fixed! Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused, and please email me any future error pages you may encounter.
Thanks! |
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