Colored pants are a trend for the spring and should be paired with a neutral top. The pants can be worn during the day or dressed up to be worn at night. (Rebecca Croomes / PHOTO EDITOR)

Make a wardrobe pop with colored pants

By Kendall Wangman / WRITER | February 2

The color pop trend is catching eyes on and off the runway.The stores in downtown Auburn are chock-full of bright and bold colors. It's not just tops that use a vibrant palette--pants are making a big statement.

November is Native American Heritage Month —  a month that pays tribute to the rich ancestry and traditions of Native Americans.

Native American, tribal styles growing in popularity

By Raye May / ASSOCIATE INTRIGUE EDITOR | November 17

American fashion is getting back to its roots by taking inspiration from the nation's first inhabitants.

Patterned and colorful tights add flair to many outfits. (Raye May / ASSOCIATE INTRIGUE EDITOR)

Walking on wild side

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | October 20

Tights have become a fashion trend rather than just a means of keeping warm.

Annie Jackson from Behind the Glass models a way to wear high-waisted skirts. (Maria Iampietro / PHOTO EDITOR)

How to wear: high-waisted bottoms

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | September 22

High-waisted skirts and shorts can be seen all over campus this fall. They can be worn to class, out to parties or even just lounging around the dorm. This trend is a go-to for women looking for an easy but chic outfit.

Lamenting after Labor Day

By Kate Jones / ASSISTANT INTRIGUE EDITOR | September 22

Women can still be seen wearing white around campus after the Labor Day holiday, but the issue of whether it's fashionable is still one to be argued.

With bright tops tucked into their simple skirts, Shelby Baker and Tessa Harvill, both freshmen in pre-nursing, integrated the trend into their gameday apparel.

Gameday fashion

By Melody Kitchens / ONLINE EDITOR | September 9

When Auburn girls dress down, they dress way down. When they dress up, it's gameday.

Old styles return for new generation

By Raye May / INTRIGUE EDITOR | September 1

Fashion has taken many twists and turns throughout the years, and it often repeats itself. Now, the '60s, '70s and '80s are back for round two.

Career Center calls student trendsetters

By Hayley Blair / ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR | August 25

Auburn's Career Center has arranged a high-dollar deal with Dillard's to help students find the best way to present themselves in an interview.

Fashion Fixes for Fall

By Stephanie England/Staff Writer | July 23

Keeping up with the latest fashion trends can be difficult, especially for the busy college student.Knowing what to wear to class, to interviews, or out on the town is a decision students face every day in the continually changing world of fashion."When I meet someone I don't know, I form a first impression of that person based largely on how he or she looks, because that's all the information I have readily available to me," said Sandra Forsythe, Auburn University's coordinator of apparel merchandising.

TOMS Shoes Shares Soles

By Holly Hereth/Staff Writer | July 16

TOMS Shoes is a company committed to providing shoes to children in need.For every pair of shoes purchased, another pair is made to sent on a Shoe Drop Tour where the shoes will be given to underserved children.Since 2006, Blake Mycoskie, founder of TOMS, has been matching purchased shoes with a pair of new shoes for a child in need - one for one - to prevent diseases that children can contract through the feet and to aid them in walking long distances necessary to get food and medical help."TOMS has so many young supporters who are passionate about the One for One movement, and who share the story and inspire others every day they wear their TOMS," Mycoskie said.

Haircut Lounge Caters to Men

By Holly Hereth/Staff Writer | July 16

Just4Him Men's Haircut Lounge is a hair salon on Opelika Road where guys can watch the game, relax and get a haircut at the same time.When customers walk in for a cut, no appointment necessary, they are offered a drink: a water, a soda or a cold beer."Customers get a shampoo and a head massage after their haircut, and that's what keeps people coming back," said Kaitlyn Gregory, a hair stylist at Just4Him.

Ellie, a boutique on South College Street, displays its fashions for springtime.

Style springs into fashion

By Olivia Martin / Staff Writer | March 9

"Depression chic" trend catches on for season