Campus Style: Freshers’ Fair
Fresher’s means one thing for us, fresh fashion.
We’re back and so is our weekly Campus Style.
We will be out and about on campus every week in our Tab tee’s looking for the best student style.
It’s only obvious that for our first article we headed to fresher’s fair.
Were you spotted?
Jess is already feeling the back to school vibe with her backpack. However, her eye-catching jumper was what reeled us in.
Jess Parks, Geography, Topshop Jumper
It was print against print for Jess and it was surely a success.
Jess Henry, 1st Year Economics, Primark Trousers
Alex chose a total black look and styled everything perfectly while the subtle sheer tutu was the finishing touch.
Alex Thistlethwaite, Law, Topshop Hat
It was Sophie’s coat that caught our eye. How can you not be mesmerized by that print?
Sophie Webber, Business and Economy of Contemporary China, M&S Coat
Natasha’s simple addition of her sandal flatforms took this look from normal to chic.
Natasha White, 3rd Year Medicine, New Look Shoes
Lucas went for laid-back look and tied it all together with a beanie.
Lucas Naccache Pope, Foundation Science, Uniqlo Shirt
The simplest detail can renew an outfit. It’s Shalini’s asymmetrical leather skirt that makes this look.
Shalini Patel, 1st Year Economics, Zara Boots
When casual just works, add a hat. Thomas’s rolled up trousers and oversized shirt make a great pair.
Thomas, 4th Year Chemical Engineering, Casio Watch
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