61, Karoline

60, Linda

59, Lace and Timbs

This is a great example of combining two unexpected things to bring variety (and a little ironic humor) to your wardrobe.

Since this will be my last semester working on Bowdoin Style, I hope to not fall off the ball like I usually do. I'm hoping to update four times a week! I expect you all to hold me to that promise. Welcome back---I hope everyone has a fantastic spring semester and finds creative ways to get dressed, despite the sub-zero temps.

58, Danny

57, Sian

56, Elyse

Seeing some of her visiting students off, Elyse already looks the part of a young educator. Keep it smart with a sharp trench coat.

55, Kelly

Kelly is easily one of the best dressed people on campus today. She lives, breathes, and knows her fashion, but more importantly, she has fun with her style. It's always refreshing to see another comrade unafraid to challenge the Bowdoin norm while having fun with their clothing.

The day I shot this photo, Kelly had just written a post on "how to do comfy chic." Needless to say, she seems to be practicing what she is preaching, wearing an ensemble that looks loose and comfortable enough for a day studying in the stacks. And if shoes are ever a concern, just think about taking them off when you sit down! Better circulation, better studying. Plus, you can play footsies with your carrel-mate. You gotta keep things exciting, right?

54, Rakiya

53, Gracie

The Back Zipper

I am a sucker for any sort of embellished or exposed zipper action. Too bad the winter cold will plunge most of us into high-tech fleeces with (understandably) hidden and insulated zippers...