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How to Transition Your Closet Into Spring
By Savanah Ord Spring is here, and it’s the perfect time to refresh your wardrobe. The goal is simple: keep the pieces that worked in winter, but swap in lighter fabrics, fresh colors, and versatile layers. A few thoughtful changes can make your outfits feel new without a full wardrobe overhaul. 1. Swap Heavy Outerwear for Lighter Layers Photo from Pinterest Winter coats and heavy jackets can be replaced with trench coats, denim jackets, light cardigans, or utility jackets. T
2 days ago


A Beginner's Guide to At-Home Haircuts
By Jordan Ensign I'm someone who likes to cut my hair frequently. I usually can't go more than a couple months before getting the urge to mix it up—but that many professional haircuts a year can get expensive and time consuming, especially for a busy college student. Those are just two of many reasons why, for over five years now, I’ve been cutting my own hair. What began as a DIY clean-up following one unsatisfactory salon experience turned into a consistent habit that gives
Mar 22


CDR's Guide to a Relaxing Spring Break
By Kasaundra Harvey Photo from Pinterest Let’s be honest, almost every college student right now is in need of a restful, relaxing break. The semester has felt extra intense these days, and here at College Dress Relief, we’re all about relieving our stress. We may be a fashion club, but we are also knowledgeable about taking the stress out of college students' lives. Whether you’re going away to a sunny beach or going home to your family, here are five of my favorite de-stre
Mar 15
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