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It's time to let go of those bulky garments and welcome the bright spirit of spring when the winter chill disappears. And how better to ring in the season of rebirth than by bringing back the classic appeal of athletic throwback style? This season's fashions skillfully combine nostalgia with modern flare, as seen in the vibrant track coats and shoes with a nod to the past. As we explore the vibrant world of athletic vintage fashion for the spring, lace up your sneakers and get ready to hit the streets in style.



Tennis skirts: This spring, the tennis skirt, a classic piece of athletic apparel, triumphantly returns. Choose pleated styles in fun pastel colors or a contemporary look with unusual materials like imitation leather.


Sneaker Chic: Wear traditional sneakers with a contemporary spin to welcome spring with a nod to the past. Resurrecting classic styles from the 1980s and 1990s, brands are adding cutting-edge materials and hues to them. There is a throwback shoe for every taste, whether you like the classic appeal of Adidas Superstars or the streamlined design of Nike Air Jordans. They look effortlessly chic when paired with flowing skirts or cropped jeans, making them ideal for weekend excursions and informal get-togethers.



Track Star Glamour: With track jackets and other athletic-inspired garments making a comeback, you can embrace your inner athlete. Designers are reinventing classic track shirts for this season by adding eye-catching patterns and vivid colors to them. To instantly give any look a burst of color and edge, layer one over a basic tee or tank. Wide-leg pants or high-waisted leggings to finish the ensemble for a comfy yet fashionable sporty-chic attitude.



Sports Crop Tops: Flaunt your midriff in style with sports crop tops that have sporty stripes or racerback patterns. Wear with high-waisted leggings to channel the latest in athleisure fashion.


Tube Socks: Whether you're heading to the gym or just doing errands, round off your athletic look with a pair of timeless tube socks. To give your ensemble a bit of personality, look for patterns that are playful or stripes that contrast.



Accessory Throwbacks: Adorn your spring ensemble with retro-inspired accessories that honor the past. Envision gargantuan visors, vintage-inspired sunglasses, and eye-catching fanny packs that evoke nostalgia. Whether you're heading to the beach or wandering through the city, these fun details lend a nostalgic touch to any ensemble. Combine various items to create a distinctive appearance that will draw attention wherever you go.



Celebrate the season of rebirth with a modern spin on sporty classic style as nature emerges from its winter hibernation. This spring, everything from bright track coats to timeless sneakers is about honoring vintage looks while giving them a modern spin. So, as you step out in style this season, dare to be brave, dare to be bold, and most importantly, dare to be yourself. As you accept the past, live in the present, and look forward to the future—one stylish step at a time—let your wardrobe convey the bright spirit of spring.


Written by Lana Pomello

Photography by Sophia Keefe

Creative Direction: Mark Bluemle

Production Manager: Amy Kapel

Production Assistant: Sophia Krauskopf

Talent: Ilima Sexton, Dimitri Botsacos, Jay Symonette, Himani Rayan





Ah, the fiery Aries! Born leaders, risk-takers, and fearless adventurers, these individuals exude confidence and enthusiasm wherever they go. But did you know that there's more to Aries than you think? Let's dive into the astrological playground and explore the delightful nuances between March and April Aries! By the end of the article, you will be swooning over all of the Aries in your life (if you haven’t done that already), or have another list of reasons that you’re glad to be an Aries. 



March Aries, the trailblazers of the zodiac, are like shooting stars streaking across the sky. Bold, ambitious, and bursting with energy, they fearlessly charge ahead, leaving a trail of inspiration in their wake. With an innate sense of independence and self-assurance, they're not afraid to take risks and pursue their dreams with unwavering determination. March Aries embodies the true spirit of leadership, always ready to take the helm and steer the ship toward success. The March Aries is a force to be reckoned with, and they can use some help with their balancing act from time to time. 



Now, onto April Aries, the late bloomers of the Aries season. While they share many traits with their March counterparts, April Aries brings a unique flavor to the table. Born later in the astrological calendar, they possess a touch of patience and deliberation that sets them apart. Unlike their March siblings who dive headfirst into the fray, April Aries take a moment to pause, reflect, and carefully consider their next move. With a keen eye for strategy and a knack for weighing the pros and cons, they navigate life's challenges with grace and precision.



But wait, there's more! Despite their subtle differences, March and April Aries are cut from the same cosmic cloth. Both share an insatiable thirst for adventure, a fierce competitive spirit, and an irresistible charm that draws others to their orbit. They're decisive, action-oriented, and natural-born leaders who light up any room with their magnetic charisma and infectious enthusiasm.


So, whether you're a March Aries blazing trail or an April Aries blooming with finesse, embrace the fiery passion, determination, and independence that define your astrological sign. After all, life's an adventure, and with Aries leading the charge, the journey is bound to be thrilling!


Written by Lucy Anderson

Photography by Garrett Hoy

Creative Directors: Lucy Anderson, Jazzi Almestica

Production Manager: Richelle Fatalo

Talent: Lucy Anderson, Jazzi Almestica



New York City and the five boroughs continue to be the capital of music on the East Coast. From Indie-pop to hip-hop, independent artists across the city are coming up rapidly, changing the landscape. Compiled is a list of ten songs from mostly independent artists that you can become familiar with this spring and summer before record labels do. With the warm weather and busiest months of 2024 rolling around, here’s who you should be adding to your playlists.


NYC’s own Taylor Crawford comes in at the top of this list, with his 2023 single ‘Blonde.’ Brooklyn’s Bleachers, you could call him, with vocals like those of Jack Antonoff. The lyrics are entirely self-written, with a production that’s starkly different from the indie and funk-pop sounds of his discography. Perfect for you if you’re into Bleachers or The 1975.


The 24-year-old from Jersey has your hip-hop song of the summer. The song, released in 2023 and featured on his album TESTDRIVE’, is worthy of a spot on your pregame and workout playlists.



If you ever feel like a wallflower in the most social of situations, this song is for you. The winner of The Voice’s Season 14, the New England-raised singer/songwriter released her debut album, OUT OF THE BLUE, in March 2024. The three-minute and fourteen-second track tells the story of a blooming romantic relationship, from the relatable background character/third-wheel perspective (did I mention it’s relatable?). Beginning with the ticking of a clock that turns to drums and electric guitar within the first minute, the Keith Varon-produced song blends pop-rock and hopeless romanticism. 


With just over 13,000 monthly Spotify listeners, the NYC hip-hop/rap group dropped their album CYBERBULLY in late 2023. And at track 8 with 8.7K streams is their single ‘FACETIME.’ the carefully crafted production of this track is nothing less than ear-candy. 



The LA artist’s reign on dance and synth-pop is only just getting started. Opening the North American leg of Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts World Tour, her debut album, The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess has shot to fame amongst the masses and the critics. TIME magazine ranking the album at #4 in its 2023 year-end ranking of best albums, the forty-nine-minute album features ‘Super Graphic Ultra Modern Girl’ at track six. Since the new year, New York City clubs have not gone a night without the versatile vocals and get-up-and-shake-your-ass production of the Daniel Nigro-produced song. Chappell Roan is something reminiscent of the music age of ‘Bad Romance’ and ‘TiK ToK.’ Lady Gaga, watch your back.


CALLING ALL COUNTRY FANS! This NY-based singer/songwriter is bringing country twang to the concrete jungle with his single ‘Best In Show.’ Opening his 2024 EP Delusions of Grandeur, the track is perfect for your summer beach trips and car rides.



Saima’s ‘dirty laundry’ is perfect for you especially if you’re into the Lizzy McAlpine sound. Off her 2024 EP out of love, the NYU student tells an all too relatable tale of a young individual, too tired to change their jeans or take off their makeup at night. The burnt-out college student anthem.


New York’s Sam The Woo is not like other artists. The funk-pop creates a sound similar to that of Remi Wolf or Mazie with her song ‘Inhibitions.’ This one’s for you if you’re into a trippy and orchestral sound.



The debut song from Savannah Karam is everything pop-rock lovers should be looking out for this spring and summer. The electric guitar and synth-filled Lana Del Rey-esque song features a dark, yet vulnerable mood to it. The four-minute and one-second track sets an intriguing groundwork for what’s to come next from the Pace University artist.


Featuring the hip-hop/rap artist Yoshi T., Jackson August’s ‘ITS OVER’ is as if you took Lauv, Mac Miller, and Indie-pop sounds and mixed them. This may be hard to visualize, which is why the 2023 single is worth a listen. ‘ITS OVER,’ at just over 200,000 Spotify streams is currently the NY artist’s most popular song, followed by ‘POPSTAR BABY’ and ‘HOW DOES IT FEEL?’ (Two other great songs you should check out).


Written by Joe St. Pierre

Photography by Mia Scagnelli

Creative Director: Amy Kapel

Production Manager: Mark Bluemle

Stylist: Sophia Querrazzi

Talent: Swetha Vissapragada, Angelika Salinas, Bella Serrano

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