She sat in Professor Papanikolaou’s Faith and Critical Reason class and rushed to attend editorial shoots after school. She appeared on the covers of Vogue Italia and billboards in Times Square.

As college students, we’ve all encountered the generic career advice: “Do what you love and you won’t have to work a day in your life,” at some point in time.

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week has come and gone by so quickly that I already felt serious nostalgia as I walked through Lincoln Center Plaza on day seven.

Yes, it’s really that time again, and it did not sink in until the very first fall syllabus appeared in my inbox.

Over the last few weeks strolling around Lincoln Center, I have seen some bizarre yet cutting-edge accessories worn by fellow neighbors walking their dogs and sipping on their first iced lattes of the season.

For people who enjoy creativity in the form of essays, comics and illustrations a festival dedicated to magazines approaches the neighborhoods. The second annual Brooklyn Zine Fest (pronounced Zeen) returns to Public Assembly on Sunday, April 21 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. This event breeds a feted atmosphere and showcases self-published magazines of featured writers and artists at a price range between $1-$10.

Nitehawk Cinema, located in trendy Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is a venue made up of vintage décor and eccentric elements that make other movie theaters seem just ordinary.