No seriously, which uni really has the most fashionable students? Vote now

Every uni thinks they're the most fashionable one, but it's time once and for all for the uni with the best lewks to be crowned. Will it be Manchester? Leeds? Liverpool? Or maybe dark horses Warwick?

We've rounded up the best outfits from our campus style features so you can vote on which uni has the best dressed students.

Liverpool

Liverpool seem to have very clear sense of aesthetic – nobody wears any colour other than black, grey, white baby pink or navy. Literally everyone owns a MacBook and you won't see a girl without acrylic nails.

King's College London

Apparently one of the entry requirements to King's is having an Adidas trainers. You don't make the grade unless you own a pair.

Royal Holloway

You know you're in Royal Holloway when you casually see so many Porches and Lamborghinis going around in the campus, as well as the girls who go to the library with full face of makeup on.

Durham

If you want to fit in perfectly at Durham, all you need is unbelievably expensive clothes, Barbour or Canada Goose jackets and obviously baseball caps.

Sheffield

Combining many colours and patterns is a must in Sheff. Don't even think about coming up here if you don't own a big long coat to defend you from the Northern winds.

Warwick

You need to wear smart, regardless of whether you're going to a lecture or the library. And very expensive handbags, of course.

Glasgow

Glasgow's style is simply being lazy and fashionable at the same time.

Nottingham

Puffer jackets is the key for Nottingham students fashion sense. Combine them with skinny jeans and Stan Smiths and you're ready to go.

Leeds

Hoop earrings, chokers, muddy nikes and rollies, welcome to Leeds..

Loughborough

Loughborough's style is simple but elegant.

Bristol

Puffer jackets, white sneakers and of course Golden Virginia tobacco pack in every purse. Literally everyone you meet will have at least one outdoorsy jacket from Tommy Hilfiger or Ralph Lauren.

Edinburgh

It can be very hard to be stylish in cold climates, but Edinburgh students don't look like they have a problem with that. Long big coats is a must – I mean it's cold up there, even more so than Sheffield.

Cambridge

They were smart enough to get into Cambridge and they are not scared to mix different patterns and colours, and still make it work like a boss.