Bre Boeh started college at Penn State as a biology major … or as what she calls, a “biology mistake.†Her intense love for art and passion to create inspiring pieces led her to say goodbye to biology at the end of her freshman year.
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Valley sat down with Paul Wardach, creator of State College Sterling, to discuss the ins-and-outs of designing and creating handmade jewelry.
The best part about this comeback trend? Chokers are easy to make yourself! Valley sat down with Penn State student and entrepreneur, Jordan Albright, to find out more.
While your shopping cart at asos may be full of the hottest runway-to-street looks, we all know it’s nothing more than a pipe dream for a college girl and her “can I afford Chipotle this week?” budget. But have no fear, Valley’s here and we share your pain.
It’s time to stop throwing your necklaces into a shoebox and calling it a day. If you actually do that, you should be ashamed.
Stacking bracelets can actually be more tricky than you think. Too many? Too much gold? Valley is here with three quick steps to help you create your perfect bracelet stack.
Small Things, Great Love is a fashion and accessories organization dedicated to combining style and charity into one cohesive unit. With THON serving as her first charity, founder Erin Gillespie is tapping into her alumni roots to give back to a cause that has directly influenced her.