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The style of a writer and their words.
From Toni Morrison to James Baldwin, explore how five iconic writers used personal style to express their identities, challenge expectations, and tell stories before ever putting pen to paper.
2 days ago8 min read


The Language of Color
From royal purple to power dressing in black, discover how color shapes fashion, influences perception, and tells the world who we are before we say a word.
2 days ago9 min read


DRESSED FOR IT
As women’s sports take center stage in Indianapolis, Fever merchandise is becoming more than game-day gear. From statement tees to player jerseys, the rise of women’s sports apparel reflects a growing culture of identity, visibility, and belonging—one outfit at a time.
2 days ago7 min read


Cloaked in Drama: Theatrical Apparel in the Spotlight
From historical silhouettes to modern storytelling, theatrical costumes do more than dress a character—they bring their identities, cultures, and stories to life before a single word is spoken. Explore the artistry behind Indiana Repertory Theatre’s productions and discover how every stitch, accessory, and design choice helps create the magic of the stage.
2 days ago5 min read


More Than a Uniform: How Women in Sports Are Reclaiming Fashion
Professional drag racer Jasmine Salinas is redefining what it means to be a woman in motorsports, embracing fashion as a powerful expression of femininity, individuality, and confidence without compromising her strength on the track.
2 days ago7 min read


Boudoir, But Make It Fearless
From roller derby skates to motor homes, these portraits prove bravery is the boldest kind of beautiful.
Let me be honest right
Indianapolis is a city of momentum. The Indy region is a place of opportunity—ranked among America’s Best Places to Start a Career, a Best Food City, and one of the Hottest Housing Markets in the country. It’s a place where careers take off, ideas are nurtured, and communities welcome you in. But beyond the numbers and accolades, what makes this re
Oct 17, 20255 min read
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