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London Fashion Week: Molly Goddard Spring/Summer 18

In these unsteady times, Londoner Molly Goddard reminds us to keep on keeping on. by Jasmine Wallis The term “Keep Calm and Carry On” was a motivational poster produced by the British Government in 1939 as the world descended into the catastrophic war that would last for the next six years. In contemporary times, it’s…

Kicking goals for equal rights

by Andreas Mavridis Between 1900 and 1914 leading up to the years of the First World War, a man was regarded as the leader of his household. His wife, along with all of her belongings were considered his property. Her sole purpose in life was to foster a large family of six or more children, decorate…

She’s so lucky, she’s a star: Britney Spears the Cabaret

by Isobel Smart Britney Spears the Cabaret… a pretty funny title when you think of it, isn’t it? How on earth can the authenticity of such a traditional form of entertainment be applied to the story of such an iconic, infamous and stereotypical pop star who is still alive today? Britney Spears the Cabaret ironically…

Break Up, Break Down: Zoë Foster-Blake’s self-help app Break Up Boss won’t fix you, but it might help.

by Georgia Imfeld It’s no secret we’re capable of doing pretty stupid things following a break-up. We might drink too much, eat too little, make some regrettable phone calls, find some unsavoury shoulders to cry on; we turn every which way looking for answers, or distraction. So recently, when I found myself romantically wounded and…