StyleCircle

A student run fashion & culture publication inspiring a critical dialogue in the fashion industry✨

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NOW EXTENDED TO AUGUST 9TH!

StyleCircle is extending the application deadline for the 2021/22 term and are filling all positions. Open to all X University students and priority goes to BIPOC/2SLGBTQ+ applicants! Apply by August 9th, 2021 to [email protected].

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Gua Sha has been the latest skincare trend stemming from its origins from Chinese medicinal practices. Writer Samira Balsara looks into the history and cultural significance of the Gua Sha with some words from The Herb Depot. Read it at the link below!

https://t.co/cWbi5tzfnR

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StyleCircle is back for the 2021/2022 year!

Designers stepped out and showed up this Fashion Month’s Spring/Summer 2022 season. Read it at the link below!

https://t.co/gnWPkIy86Q

Author: Lizzie Knowles
Copy Editor: Anh Phan
Graphic Designer: Jackie Borg

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Details can be found at the link in our bio or at https://t.co/56mIrpwmm6. As always— applications + requisites can be sent to [email protected]. We can’t wait to hear from you!

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NOW EXTENDED TO AUGUST 9TH!

StyleCircle is extending the application deadline for the 2021/22 term and are filling all positions. Open to all X University students and priority goes to BIPOC/2SLGBTQ+ applicants! Apply by August 9th, 2021 to [email protected].

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StyleCircle is hiring for the 2021/22 term for editorial, visual, marketing, and events positions! For more details, visit the link in our bio! Open to all X University students and priority goes to BIPOC/2SLGBTQ+ applicants! Apply by August 3rd, 2021.

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Interested in applying but want to get to know us a bit better? StyleCircle is a Toronto-based digital and print fashion publication that is entirely student-run and founded, striving to inspire critical dialogue within the fashion industry.

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✨One to watch! Check out @RyersonFashion instructor Mic Carter chat about his gender-neutral clothing line @luomostrano on @CBCToronto

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For more in-depth information on role descriptions and the application process, please visit the link below!

https://t.co/4uuWULBolQ

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JOIN THE 2021/2022 TEAM! StyleCircle is hiring for the 2021/22 term for editorial, visual, marketing, and events positions! For more details, visit the link in our bio! Open to all X University students and priority goes to BIPOC/2SLGBTQ+ applicants! Apply by August 3rd, 2021.

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WORDS: Omar Taleb
GRAPHIC DESIGN: Mia Yaguchi-Chow

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As we near “normal” with the pandemic coming to an end, a new era of menswear ushers in an intricate balance of style and comfort. Read, https://t.co/J3ILzMNOd0

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WORDS: Jessi Hamilton
GRAPHIC DESIGN: Aisling Gogan

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Slow knitwear has risen to provide a sense of “embrace and warmth associated with human touch”. We spoke with the founders of Wilde Knits and Amarilla Wool on their love for knitting. Read, https://t.co/BvdDZ2dhTk

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“Making Sense of Things,” is a project inspired by the pandemic’s effect on our relationship with the spaces around us. Meaning can be found in any object, as Aisling shows through items like an empty wine bottle. Read, https://t.co/cMnaqO9Pl8

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PHOTOGRAPHER: Audrey Chen
CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Mia Yaguchi-Chow

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“Making Sense of Things,” is a team-wide project inspired by the pandemic’s effect on our relationship with the spaces around us. A balance between familiarity and growth, Audrey finds joy in planting food scraps. Read, https://t.co/F76NDHMrJ2

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WORDS: Delfina Russo
GRAPHIC DESIGN: Cindy Phung

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After a full year of remote learning, we uncover how design was taught online through a series of interviews with fashion students. Read, https://t.co/QnHhQkopze