Harrison Burt
Blogs Editor
The beginning of any season brings an exciting opportunity to clear out your closet and make way for a contemporary and exciting wardrobe. But in the end, Spring tops all others. After months of Barbour jackets and Frey boots, students everyone can peel off the sweaters and leggings to begin their fashion rebirth. In a time of year fraught with endless colors, patterns, material and design possibilities, Spring is the time to really make a mark.
Jack Ludtke Class of ’13 (This update on 3/28 corrects some factual inaccuracies published in the March edition of the Courant.) Privacy in journalism, always
Harrison Burt
Blogs Editor
We’ve all heard the jokes and read the tweets, but to what extent is the “bubble of New Canaan” a true title? For years our community has been stereotyped as an inaccurate representation of what others believe to be the real world, all based upon preconceived beliefs of everyone being rich and somehow morphing into the same kind of person.
Harrison Burt
Blogs Editor
In a town like New Canaan, choosing clothing can get complicated. It’s important to know when the mixing too many JCrew and Vineyard pieces together can make you look like a Ken doll, and when your WASPy-casual Burberry cardigan goes too far. As much as I appreciate a good patchwork belt and Jack Wills back pack, it is imperative that we incorporate more athletic pieces into our wardrobe, every once in a while. That’s when we go to Patagonia.
Harrison Burt
Blogs Editor
Jack Wills, a clothing store that caters to men and women, has opened in downtown New Canaan and the hype has already begun.
