Cage

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CONTENTS  Page 3&4 – Editors note

 Page 5-8 – Interview with Feng Ho

 Page 9-11 – Foliage Fashion

 Page 12 – Student ‘Essentials’

 Page 13&14 – The revolution that is Skinnyme Tea

 Page 15&16 – Club To Catwalk

 Page 17 - Pattern Extraordinaire


 Page 18-22 – Armani’s Dapper Debs

 Page 23-28 -Daisy Buchanan meets Marie Antoinette

 Page 29-35 – Suit up, The stylish way

 Page 36&37 – The Place to Be… Oxford Edition

 Back Cover – Convict Couture


THE EDITORS

Ali Lee

Polly Thomas

Cal Shukla


EDITORS NOTE CAGE is a fashion magazine written for students by students, more specifically fashion students. Despite the readership, there is no denying this is a high fashion magazine, focusing on the latest collections and designer releases. Although the student themselves may not be in a position to buy these items they are relevant for inspiration purposes to keep those budding students dreaming. They also keep students up to date with the goings on within the fashion industry. Some articles such as ‘Student Essentials’ are written directly focused towards students. Articles such as this are informative as well as interesting and are fundamental for interacting with our readership. In this issue we had several main focuses. Firstly, eco-fashion, an issue that should be readily acknowledge by the young generation of our society as it directly influences our future. Design has so many possibilities within the term ‘economically friendly’ and this is an area anyone considering entering the design industry should recognize. Secondly, the catwalks of recent London Fashion Week hugely inspired us, especially the focus of the 1920s and the icon Marie Antoinette the 18th century era. Lastly, we focused on how to shake up the suit look prematurely preparing students to rock the ‘working girl’ look.


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THE PLACE TO BE… OXFORD EDITION A collection of oxfords finest places to eat and drink. Take a break from your studies and visit one of these top student retreats.

Kasbar A relaxed atmosphere teamed with The Moroccan interior creates the perfect setting for a night out with the girls! Live Spanish music plays in the background, adding to the energetic yet laid back atmosphere and this alongside the incense aroma, stone seats with Moroccan pillows and the dim lighting, Bar staff have a personal approach, catering each cocktail to fit your needs, whether it’s a fruity classic cosmopolitan, a spicy Bloody Mary or a shaken cinnamon Marrakesh Express, it’s all on offer at the Kazbar. Even on the student budget it won’t break your bank with cocktails only £4 from Monday to Thursday. A perfect escape from the often stressful Greens Cafe and busy student life. The Greens cafe is ideal for slipping away from the Open: Mon-Thu 17:00-00:00 17:00-12:30am,Sat 12:00-12:30amSun busy UNI timetable to sit down andFri relax with friends 12:00-23:00 or study quietly using the cafes free WIFI. Milkshakes, smoothies, fair-trade tea and coffee, cakes,www.facebook.com/kazbaroxford soup and Facebook: bagels are available to tuck into while you study or Postcatch Code:up 25-27 withCowley friends.Road, Oxford OX4 1HB Address: 50 St Giles Oxford, OX1 3LU


Vaults Cafe & Gardens -

Breathe in the historic atmosphere of a unique restaurant at the center of Oxford at the Vaults Cafe. If you enjoy healthy cooking that’s fresh, fair trade and locally produced, the Vaults Cafe & Gardens is the prime location, offering breakfast and lunches with salads, bruschetta and ‘daily specials’. The restaurant also offers 20% for students in the area, which is an added bonus! Address: University Church, 1 Radcliffe Square, Oxford OX1 4AH Phone: 01865 279112 Hours: Sunday 8:15 am – 6:30 pm

Café Loco Adding a little bit of history and culture to student life, Café Loco is an the Alice in Wonderland Shop and café, a treasure trove of memorabilia of Alice, who lived in Oxford, just across from the Oxford University college; Christ Church. 150 years ago, this was Alice’s sweet shop and for those with an interest in illustration, Sir John Tenniel sketched two illustrations of the shop for the original book; Through the Looking Glass. From the shop you can buy vintage jewellery (with the theme of Alice in Wonderland), clocks, bags, stationary and limited edition art pieces. Address: 85-87 St Aldate's, City Centre, Oxford OX1 1RA Phone:01865 200959 Open Hours: 10:30 - 17:00 everyday


Next Month… CONVICT COUTURE


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