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So, the return and reimagined version of what was once known as “Heroin Chic” in the '90s brings about a society in which a woman continues to have to look a certain way to garner any decent amount of respect or have her existence validated.

While TikTok is a great app for spreading news, discovering new recipes and starting trends, its addicting algorithm has some downsides. Here are some of the drawbacks that I’ve felt while using TikTok.  

My mind has not yet gotten out of holiday mode, so let’s start the year off with something fun. Nothing deep, just sharing some of my favorite fashion items this winter.

After the lapse in 2020-2021 fashion trends during the pandemic, 2022 is seeing an exciting comeback in the fashion industry. With social media influencers largely dictating the current fashion scene, trends are moving faster than ever before.

TikTok has established itself a reputation as “the trendy dance app,” which — in a sense — is true, but it’s so much more than that. Although it’s fun to jump on the latest video trend, TikTok also has much more to offer.

If you’ve scrolled through TikTok within the past few days, you’ve probably stumbled upon  the healthy Coca-Cola. Here's the Clog's take on it!

There seems to be an attitude that there is a natural rate of homelessness, perhaps in the same way that there actually is a natural rate of unemployment.

The 2010s may have only ended a couple of years ago, but I still can’t help but reminisce or cringe at the fashion pieces we all decided to wear. Many people view the last decade as the worst era of fashion, so it’s only right for us to power-rank the most iconic and popular fashion pieces.  

It might sound stupid, but I spent way too much time on TikTok. But, I mean, can you blame me? The app is designed to be addicting.

If we’re using the past to see what our future holds, it’s forecasting a period of sex-crazedness, partying and drinking once our world returns to normal.