Campus Style goes to Crisis
We bring you the best looks from Crisis this week.
Let’s face it, most people don’t really care what their Crisis outfit looks like. But we do.
We manage to stop the best of the bunch and to out surprise, they look quite sober.
Were you spotted?
Sasha sported a colourblock top paired perfectly with a leather skater skirt to rock the night.
Sasha White, Industrial Economics, Primark top
Alastair’s brown boots stand out against the rest of this outfit. Paired with a casual denim shirt he was hard to miss.
Alastair Green, Archaeology and Geography, Asos top
Lexie’s outfit screams vintage. From the thrift store skirt to the bardot top, she rocked it.
Lexie Glads, French and Hispanics, Vintage skirt
Dominic plays with shades in his outfit and we like it.
Dominic Francis, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Fred Perry jumper
Natalie’s look reminds us of the 80’s in her tube skirt and denim top.
Natalie Armstrong, Natural Sciences, River Island skirt
When in doubt, monochrome it out. Ollie went for a black & white look, however his patterned shirt gives the look some edge.
Ollie Haselden, Geography, River Island shirt
Abby combines a total black look with a touch of vintage for this ultra chic look.
Abby Hughes, Theology, Vintage coat
Adam pairs plaid with denim and a contrasting shoe that can’t seem to keep anyone away.
Adam Oshea, Law
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