By ElsaJurrens Many girls dream of the life models seem to live. The beautiful photos, appealing outfits and extravagant lifestyle seem like a dream at first glance, yet becoming a model is not an easy feat. Models have to go to dozens of castings, work long hard hours, take criticism gracefully and on top of… Read More Reality of being a fashion model in a competitive industry
By J1 Reporters Rachel Achola and Molly Monahan Students at Marian wear a uniform each day to school. While it allows the students to be less rushed during mornings and it is less stressful when it comes to picking out what to wear, it can lead to the students not being able to fully express… Read More Fashion outside of uniform allows for student creativity
By J1 Reporter Bella Syslo She’s easy to spot in the hallways; her backpack adorned with colorful pins, her socks a little more creative than the dress code intended, and her trendy black leather shoes, stepping one foot in front of the other. The creative teens you see strutting down the hallway… Read More The Future of Fashion: How teen girls are revolutionizing the industry
by Maggie Prosser Omaha Fashion Week has been supporting local fashionistas for 10 years. Omaha holds a spring and fall show annually. In the past decade, Omaha’s show has grown into one of the biggest fashion weeks in the United States. In the past year Omaha Fashion Week bought their own 30,000 square-foot building on… Read More Marian models celebrate 10 years of Omaha Fashion Week
annamantini A few Marian girls participated or attended the Omaha Fashion Week this past month (March 15-20), which they claim to be the fifth largest fashion event in the nation. The girls held a variety of positions, including models while others were some proud friends. Senior Kate Ruffalo modeled Friday, Saturday, and Sunday and seemed to… Read More Omaha Fashion Week puts students on the runway
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