Author Archives: Jessica Brown
A cut above the rest at Lincoln’s Fashion Show
This year’s fashion show, consisting of third year Fashion Studies Students is arguably the best yet. The Linc joined many others in marvelling over the designs
Does delectable equal electable?
Last week’s election has left much undecided. But is the style element of UK politics just as ambiguous? The Linc looks at how fashion affects politics.
Uniform equality: are policewomen’s uniforms unflattering?
Despite the police officer uniform being ‘unflattering’, policewoman Holly Whybrow would not change it. She tells The Linc why.
Parliament playing games with taxpayers’ cash
This week Parliament has advertised to companies to help develop a video game to educate children on politics.
Claudia Aliffe: a student with initiative
Claudia Aliffe, a mature student at the University of Lincoln, is studying fashion. Jessica Brown looks at her designs and aspirations.
Graduate showcases Victorian jewellery collection
Emily Margaret Hill, a recent Lincoln graduate, showed dedication and talent at a local gallery exhibition. Jessica Brown visited Emily’s studio to talk about the Victorian inspiration behind her collection.
This week’s fashion favourites
This year’s Fashion Targets Breast Cancer has launched, HMV gets in to clothes with ‘the studio’ and the best dressed list is out. Jessica Brown has the scoops.
iApps: have they gone too far?
Apple offers a growing range of fun applications to enhance iPods and iPhones, but they could be putting us in danger. Jessica Brown investigates.
How much does your appearance really matter?
The first mirrors were invented in 1460 by the Venetians and ever since people been obsessed about their appearances. Jessica Brown looks at how much influence our appearances have on our lives.
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