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We Are Now Hiring Interns!
Calling all writers, editors, and bloggers! Cliché Magazine is now welcoming new interns to join our team and contribute to our monthly issues and blog! If you love to write about topics related to
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Cliché Loves Fashion Bloggers
Calling all fashion bloggers! Cliché Magazine is looking to feature fashion bloggers and their go-to summer looks in our next issue! Please send your favorite summer outfits (street style is a plus but not a must!) in high
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Ed Letter: April/May 2013
I don’t know about you, but it has been a long winter, folks. Planning, organizing, and putting this entire spring issue together was one of the most exciting and refreshing projects for me so
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“The Place Beyond the Pines” Movie Giveaway!
To celebrate the nationwide release of The Place Beyond the Pines (or, as we like to call it, another Ryan Gosling movie ♡), Cliché Magazine teamed up with Focus Features to bring you another movie
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Jordan Corey launches “Trilogy” Kickstarter Project
We at Cliché love Jordan Corey, and we were excited to learn about her newest musical mission: the singer/songwriter from California plans to create a three-part music video series called Trilogy AND launch her
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“Admission” Movie Giveaway!
To celebrate the new film Admission, out March 22, Cliché Magazine has teamed up with Focus Features to bring our readers a giveaway that you won’t want to miss! One (1) winner will receive: Admission
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Cliché Radar: Anu Raina SS 2013
Anu Raina, an award-winning textile designer from Canada, has a lot to be proud of. Since graduating from Sheridan College in 2010 with high honors and several awards from their Textile program, her work
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Cliché Radar: Betina Lou SS Collection 2013
Montreal-based designer Marie-Eve Emond knows a thing or two about sophisticated, yet easy-to-wear fashion. She launched her clothing line Betina Lou back in 2009 after over 10 years of experience in the industry and
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Ed Letter: February/March 2013
For the first 18 years of my life, February only meant Valentine’s Day. It meant heart- shaped balloons, cheap assorted chocolates, teddy bears the size of smart cars, and sudden declarations of love. However,
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