It's only compiled from the last 100 users who visited my blog, though, so here it is:
University Of Wisconsin-Madison
Cornell University
University Of California At Berkeley
New York University
Washington University St. Louis
Boston University
University Of Connecticut
Vanderbilt University
University Of Maryland
Mcgill University
Temple University
Northwestern University
University Of Chicago
University Of Southern California
University Of Missouri-Columbia
The George Washington University
University Of Massachusetts
University Of Pennsylvania
Yale University
Emory University
University Of California San Diego
Mary Washington College
Madison County Schools
I'm really glad that my blog's reaching readers from all over the country and in Canada as well! And I think it's a really interesting aspect of writing a college fashion blog, to discover that so many girls who must be extremely smart, educated and ambitious also have an avid interest in fashion. I love that always being stylish - frivolous as some people denounce this to be - doesn't have to be divorced from conventional measures of success. Though of course we can't forget that fashion is an expensive hobby so the pursuit of academic and financial success is not something many of us can afford to turn our noses up at!
So I'm curious - whether you're at one of those schools or another one altogether inside or outside the US, leave me a comment telling me where you're studying and a little bit about college fashion at your school. Even if 'college fashion' is a completely alien concept where you're studying, tell us about some of the walking fashion disasters you've seen. Let's entertain each other, ladies!
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I'm at Temple U studying finance.
As far as fashion goes here, some people have it, others definitly don't! It's very very mixed. I guess that comes with living in a city.
Fasion at my school:
This is by far the most popular look:
Spandex leggings or juicy sweats worn with t's and flip flops or Uggs, poof in the hair, sunglasses(usually aviators or Chanel), oversized sweatshirts.
For those who don't go for the "rolled out of bed" look:
Lots of dark nails, leggings, empire waist babydoll dresses, skinny jeans, designer jeans in general and ballet flats.
Also, suits because, well, it is DC!
Fashion here is pretty much the same - leggings, not pants, longish shirts doubling as dresses, poofy hair, designer handbags, etc.
Found your interesting blog review on this mag CURRENT, checked it out coz i read tt u was from singapore.
Anyway,
i'm now an exchange in Arizona State Uni..
keep blogging babe~
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My friends and I tend to follow the trends (thank goodness.) Lots of leggings, dresses, empire waists, longer/tuinic tanks, ballet flats, vintage boots, dark nail polish, J brand skinnies, long necklaces.
Keep up the posts!
fashion in my program? don't even ask.
I'm at the Radboud University Nijmegen in Holland. I guess that makes me the only one who is not from USA or Canada.
Anyway keep up the good job!
Nevertheless, I kind of prefer the not trying at all look to the overly trendy, juicy sweats and leggings under miniskirts looks that characterized my california high school.
The fashion here varies greatly from those who wear sweat pants and uggs to girls in skinnies and great flats or boots.
In general I think since we are in major city people are definitely well informed on trends and various fashions but rely heavily on forever21 and urban outfitters for style guidance. One store from head to toe is rarely cute.
And the fashion here is very varied, there are all kinds of people which makes it very interesting!
you have an avid reader here all the way from the National University of Singapore! Majoring in English Literature.
fashion here: ummmm. let's just say it's unifromity for girls (i.e waist belts, daisy dukes, flip flops) and i don't even wanna mention the boys. heh.
I see more clown outfits on Asian girls 18-24 than any other group.Is it that they try to distinguish themselves from the other 4 billion black haired same looking females ? I suppose so. Keep it up though.We need the laugh and we need a model group so wwe can do the opposite to what they do. HAh HAh