Chloe Mendoza

Roble Reuse is a a student-led initiative where students can exchange college necessities like clothes or even luggage.

In honor of Black History Month, fashion columnist Chloe Mendoza recommends a number of Black-owned businesses for shoppers to support.

Student-owned businesses, like Micheal Crinot’s ’24 Hedon and Yarency Avilar ’25’s Yarency Creates, showcased their products at the event, which featured 17 different Stanford student vendors.

Centered right at the heart of campus, Blue Bin Vintage’s unique racks of vintage t-shirts, striped overalls and Stanford sweatshirts attracted hordes of trend-seeking students to White Plaza on Mar.

Ten FashionX designers showcased their unique works on a virtual runway on April 13th at the D. School. Using Browzwear, the fashion industry’s rising leader in 3D design software, the Stanford designers created looks to fit the night’s theme of “Back to the Future: Reconstructing the Fashion Playbook Without Size, Gender or Season.”

Ten FashionX designers showcased their unique works on a virtual runway on April 13th at the D. School. Using Browzwear, the fashion industry’s rising leader in 3D design software…

An unprecedented event combined two of Stanford’s premiere organizations in a celebration of skater culture. The day also included a surprise visit from the skate club of Stanford’s cross-Bay rivals.

On Wednesday evening, Mint Magazine hosted a launch party for their winter 2022 issue — themed “in relation to” — celebrating their triumphant return from an almost two-year hiatus. Founded in 2016, Mint Magazine is Stanford’s only student-run fashion and culture magazine.

Chloe Mendoza ʼ25 is the Managing Editor of Podcasts and an Arts and Life fashion/culture columnist. She hails from the raisin capital of the world, Selma, California and is passionate about the intersection of anthropology and social justice. She is a proponent of the em dash and her interests include plants, art, journaling, reading, indie pop and jazz, and fashion. Contact The Daily’s Arts & Life section at arts ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

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