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The Student News Site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

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The Student News Site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

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Sneakers can be a staple for everyday outfits. Students at MSD can explore the wide variety of shoe trends and sneaker culture through them.

[Multimedia] Students express style and personality through sneaker culture

Jasmine Bhogaita, Grace Brill, and Luke Dautruche
April 16, 2024
Bringing back the coquette style, juniors Courtney Solinksy and Taylor Bretz talk to each other while wearing their colored bows. Their bows were bought on Amazon and can be purchased in many different colors.

Hair ribbons and bows make a comeback in 2024

Lyla Sachs and Alison LaTorre
January 17, 2024
Greenwashing is the act of a company or organization marketing themselves as environmentally friendly while continuing to sell unethical products or practice unethical actions. It is a concern when teens are trying to shop sustainably.

Greenwashing by fashion brands concerns teens trying to make sustainable choices

Lydia Varghese and Grace Brill
January 8, 2024
Senior Ramses Cedano shows off his fashion sense for this fall season. Cedano wears a dark green sweater, baggy grey jeans, and Dr. Martens boots. "I think it's important to dress your best everyday, since it's an expression of yourself" Cedano said.

MSD students show off their style with 2023 fall fashion

Luke Dautruche, Reporter
October 12, 2023
Pop superstar Taylor Swift performs "Blank Space" during the 1989 portion of Tampa Day 2 of The Eras Tour, which showcases songs from each album. LED bracelets handed out to concert-goers at the entrance illuminate the crowd and change color according to the different songs of each era.

MSD students attend global pop artist Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour in Tampa

Jessie Gesund, Associate Editor-In-Chief
April 28, 2023
Art is subjective and we should allow others to tell their own interpretation.

[Opinion] The subjectivity of art allows for people’s own opinions

Grace Brill, Editor-in-Chief
April 18, 2023
Summer Styles. With the summer months quickly approaching, there are a variety of different trends that are perfect for the hot weather. From sundresses to tote bags to more, there are many ways to elevate your wardrobe this summer.

[Multimedia] Summer 2023 trend predictions

Lily Singer, Senior Arts & Leisure Editor and Senior Opinons Editor
April 11, 2023
Skims and other clothing brands have released adaptive clothing lines to provide accessible and comfortable clothing to those with disabilities, chronic illnesses and mobility impairments. These people and many others, require clothing made from specific fabrics, clothing with side openings, garments with Velcro enclosures and more to better suit their needs.

[Opinion] Major clothing brands fail to supply disabled individuals with accessible clothing

Andie Korenge, Editor-in-Chief
April 11, 2023
People come in all shapes and sizes. However, it seems the fashion industry targets specific body types to sell their products.

[Opinion] The fashion industry is targeted towards one body type and is harmful for teenagers

Caitlyn Acosta, Photographer
December 7, 2022
Student listens to band Artic Monkeys as the Tumblr aesthetic revives in 2022. Fashion from this era has also come back. With help from social media, the aesthetic can reach younger generations.

Trend predictions suggest that 2014 Tumblr girl aesthetic is making a comeback

Mariapaz Santacoloma and Lyla Sachs
November 29, 2022
Signs tower over clothing racks showing low prices. Low prices make clothing stores more favored for people who do not have the money to afford more costly items.

Peer pressure and stigma surrounds fashion and cheap clothing brands among teens

Andie Korenge, Editor-in-Chief
November 7, 2022
Fashion Show. Students (from left to righ) Junior Eden Rothstein, Sophomore Ayla Sachs, Junior Lauren Buchwald, and Sophomore Savannah Tenore wearing their Splattered Essentials merchandise. Lauren Buchwald started her own business during quarantine in 2020 andhas gained many followers since

Quarantine idea flourishes into a successful business for junior Lauren Buchwald

Tatiana Ortiz, Arts & Leisure and Opinion Editor
November 1, 2022
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