Skidmore’s fashion style by major

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Skidmore chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus. As a liberal arts school with a somewhat artsy vibe, I’ve noticed how varied Skidmore students’ fashion is, especially compared to other schools I’ve visited, like Williams College and Binghamton University….

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Study reveals the negative behavioral and psychological consequences of fitness apps

Study reveals the negative behavioral and psychological consequences of fitness apps

A study published in the British Journal of Health Psychology reveals the negative behavioral and psychological consequences of commercial fitness apps reported by users on social media. These impacts may undermine the potential of apps to promote health and wellbeing. When investigators used artificial intelligence (AI) using a method called Machine-Assisted Topic Analysis (MATA), which…

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‘Psychology of Money’ author Morgan Housel follows the same morbid success measure as Warren Buffett—a “reverse obituary”

‘Psychology of Money’ author Morgan Housel follows the same morbid success measure as Warren Buffett—a “reverse obituary”

Material success can be measured in a multitude of ways: cars, luxury items, and followers. But behavioral finance expert Morgan Housel has an unusual exercise to do so: a reverse obituary.  “It’s a little bit morbid, but it’s to write what you want your obituary to say, and then try to live your life up…

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TCU Student Uncovers Fashion’s Hidden Costs—And Designs for the Moon » Dallas Innovates

TCU Student Uncovers Fashion’s Hidden Costs—And Designs for the Moon » Dallas Innovates

From left: Charles Freeman, Leslie Browning-Samoni and Adelaide Lovett [Photo: TCU] After learning that microplastic fibers from textiles can lodge in human organs, Texas Christian University senior Adelaide Lovett wanted to explore fashion’s impact far beyond the runway—or even the microscope. That curiosity led to a study published in May in Textiles, a peer-reviewed journal,…

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Dressing for a Promotion: Style Psychology at Work for Women in 2025

Dressing for a Promotion: Style Psychology at Work for Women in 2025

Securing a promotion isn’t just about skills and performance—it’s also about perception. In 2025, women can strategically use fashion to communicate leadership, confidence, and competence. Style psychology examines how clothing choices affect how colleagues perceive you, influencing promotion opportunities and professional growth. 1. The Power of First Impressions Options: Professional, tailored outfits convey competence Polished…

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