Rachel Carter

Leave the mouse ears at home — a fresh way to dress for Disney

There’s a strange term getting tossed around Tumblr and Instagram lately: Disneybounding. And no, it’s not about jetting off to Disney World in a joyously leaping manner—well, not quite. Coined and created by Leslie Kay, it’s the idea that fashion and Disney culture can meet in outfits that are inspired…

Rachel CarterJune 5, 2014

BooksToScreen Fiction

The Fault in Our Stars cheat sheet (no spoilers!)

The first time I read The Fault in Our Stars I cried for three days. I’m not kidding. Three. Days. My face was puffy, I gave myself an eye infection – it wasn’t pretty. But John Green, the author, King of Vlogs, and all around Internet-sensation, created such well-rounded characters…

Rachel CarterJune 5, 2014

Miscellany

Ten lyrical and lovely literary tattoos

You have to really love something to get it tattooed on your body. And I mean really love something — once it’s in your skin, that ink isn’t going anywhere. Even if you get it removed, there will always be a scar. Because of their permanence, tattoos can be a…

Rachel CarterMay 21, 2014

Fiction

How to be a Lizzie Bennet, Margaery Tyrell or Scarlett O’Hara bride

Wedding season is fast approaching, and if you’re in the process of planning your own special day then you’ll soon find yourself facing thousands of difficult decisions. Should you invite that great aunt you barely remember? How mad will your sister be if you don’t make her Maid of Honor?…

Rachel CarterMay 1, 2014

Fiction

Six literary worlds to visit with your tax refund

Tax day is upon us and if you’re one of the lucky few then you’re getting an awesome refund right about now. Instead of blowing it on a new summer wardrobe or a trip to Costa Rica, why not visit some of the best imaginary worlds from your favorite books?…

Rachel CarterApril 15, 2014

Young Adult

What I learned from being dead: Amy Talkington’s LIV, FOREVER

Young adult fiction is always looking for the “next big thing.” Whether it’s vampires inspired by Twilight, or Hunger Games-style dystopian novels, teen readers often seem to take to specific genres in flocks. At times, this can make the shelves in bookstores look strangely identical, with dark fonts splashed across…

Rachel CarterMarch 22, 2014

Miscellany

How to dress like Zooey Deschanel

We’ve all seen 500 Days of Summer, that 2009 hipster-love anthem where Joseph Gordon-Levitt is whiny and romantic, and Zooey Deschanel is the manic pixie dream girl who gets away. It’s a solid story, sure, but what I remember most about the film isn’t the lovesick moping or The Smiths-heavy soundtrack—it’s…

Rachel CarterMarch 20, 2014

Fiction

Rebellious teen Holden would definitely be rocking some leather in the 21st century

Last week we designed looks for classic-novel heroines, and now it’s time to dress the men. Find out what Holden Caulfield might wear as he wanders a 21st century New York, or what social-climbing Pip would put on before visiting Mrs. Havisham in her dilapidated mansion. These four men are…

Rachel CarterFebruary 26, 2014

Rachel Carter

Leave the mouse ears at home — a fresh way to dress for Disney

The Fault in Our Stars cheat sheet (no spoilers!)

Ten lyrical and lovely literary tattoos

How to be a Lizzie Bennet, Margaery Tyrell or Scarlett O’Hara bride

Six literary worlds to visit with your tax refund

What I learned from being dead: Amy Talkington’s LIV, FOREVER

How to dress like Zooey Deschanel

Rebellious teen Holden would definitely be rocking some leather in the 21st century

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