Some of Charles Jennings’ professors have dubbed his style “bowtie swag.”
Even though he was “rushed out the door” when putting this outfit together, the senior in software engineering style still came to campus decked with a bright red bowtie and a smile.
He sported an Apple Watch and, as his friend wouldn’t let him forget, a Gucci belt to top the autumn hues of his outfit.
Jennings said he often dresses up so his professors take him more seriously.
“So if I actually dress up and come in a button-down and a bowtie, they’ll be like, ‘OK. He’s here to learn,’” he said.
Savanna Saunders, senior in human development and family studies, flaunted earthy tones because she was headed to an internship interview, though she said she also frequently dresses up to break away from the common though cozy leggings and shorts.Her outfit takes different shades of brown and adds a pop of color with the patterns on the edge of her kimono. With hair pulled up in a neat bun, Saunders shows off bold hoop earrings and the neckline of her dress, standing tall in strappy wedges.
“I like the colors [of the outfit] and it’s very popular for fall — the purple and the green — and I thought it was very pretty,” she said, adding that her favorite piece is the kimono for its colors and trendiness this season.
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