About Jenna
Hi there! My name is Jenna. I'm a Canadian, an aspiring journalist, and a makeup addict.
I'm a huge fan of fiction (whether it be books, movies, or TV shows), history, astrology, red lipstick, and creating classic outfits with minimal pieces and effort. (I've been constructing my ideal capsule wardrobe little by little, one sale at a time. And let me tell you, I love and use every piece that I own these days.) I'm happiest, though, just chatting with family and friends.
All in all, I'm a true-blue Scorpio. Determined, curious, and overly passionate. I'm really excited to be writing College Fashion posts for all of you!
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Fashion Philosophy: Hillary Clinton
Welcome back to Fashion Philosophy! This week we’ll take a look at the style of one of America’s most powerful women, Hillary Clinton. Regardless of one’s political views, Hillary Clinton is an excellent source of fashion inspiration for all of us ladies with summer jobs that require professional outfits. She’s smart, tough, and classy, with [...]
Fashion Philosophy: Queen Victoria
Sources: 1, 2 Welcome back to Fashion Philosophy! This week, by popular demand, we’ll be talking about Queen Victoria and Victorian fashion in general. I usually cover people and styles and I enjoy, but I’ll admit that Victorian style isn’t my cup of tea. I find it too elaborate and my own experiences with scoliosis [...]
Fashion Philosophy: Coco Chanel
Source: Elle Welcome back to Fashion Philosophy! Earlier this month, I had my first-ever sniff of Chanel No. 5 and fell in love with it. Beyond that, Chanel is my favorite high-end brand and I find Coco Chanel herself incredibly interesting, so I thought it was high time that there be a Fashion Philosophy post dedicated to her. [...]
Fashion Philosophy: Anne Bonny and Mary Read
(Sources: Wikimedia, Wikimedia) Welcome back to Fashion Philosophy! I don’t know about you guys, but I’m a huge pirate fan. I’m a sucker for a good pirate movie and have always enjoyed reading up on pirate lore. Classic piracy was always a predominately male enterprise, but that’s not to say that there weren’t a fair amount [...]
