Trill Mag

1 week ago | trillmag.com | Jihwan Kim

Stephen King is back with his new horror novel, but this time he didn’t bring world-ending catastrophes or haunted hotels. Featuring the return of Holly Gibney, one of King’s consistently returning cast throughout his latest works, Never Flinch ditches the supernatural horror for something far more terrifying: human nature. It’s a brutal thriller that shows that King doesn’t have to pull ghosts to get under your skin.

3 weeks ago | trillmag.com | Leah Vermeulen

Our increasingly digital age has changed how trends cycle entirely, throwing the worlds of both high and casual fashion for a loop. We still see that 20ish year pattern; everything deemed obsolete at the close of the early 2000s is making its way back into closets and onto clothes hangers — hence the recent Y2K obsession. But we are also experiencing microtrends like never before, a pattern or cut in one day and out the next. Remember when cow print and high-waist cargos were all the rage?

1 month ago | trillmag.com | Kara Bischopink

Fashion’s biggest event of the year has finally arrived just in time. Designers show off their craft and mastery while the world’s most notable celebrities make their way up the MET stairs, captivating the world. This year’s Met Gala theme, Superfine: Tailoring Black Style, highlights the significance and impact of Black dandyism in fashion. Every year, the Met Gala has two themes, one for the exhibit and another for the guests.

1 month ago | trillmag.com | J. Doe

Art is a defining quality of humanity. It is the expression of our fears, our hopes, our dreams. The expression of an individual’s experience of reality. Whether it be through song and dance, theatrical displays, sculpting, writing, drawing, painting, or any other craft, art, in its many forms, is the soul of a people, a society. Today, meet three artists of our international community who are building our perception of tomorrow.

1 month ago | trillmag.com | Hannah Langenfeld

As we enter springtime, clouds, wind, and rain descend upon us before the sunshine of May. As the weather turns, there is nothing better than a cozy day inside, whether by yourself or with friends and family. While the current state of the world also reflects the gloomy atmosphere, a nice book can often take one away from the rigid reality. So, now is the perfect time to cozy up with a book and a mug of hot tea. Here is a list of eight inspirational yet tragic novels that match the mood of April.