1. Madras pants are not a fashion faux pas for Clayton Raithel ’12, who made a statement in color by pairing his with a complementary button-down.
2. David Mazor ’12 (left) and Solomon Braun ’12 chose stylish shades to pull their outfits together.
3. Dan Caprera ’15 shows how to mix up your pastels with a shot of classic black and white.
4. Sal Kamal ’13 (left) and Rohan Bhargava ’14 made their matching pants the stars of the show by pairing them with solid polo shirts.
5. Lorenzo McClellan ’14 goes for the collegiate look with a seersucker suit and a laid-back knit tie.
6. Thinking outside the box worked for O’Neill Bergeron ’14, who chose a green jumpsuit and insisted on a no-shoes policy for the day.
7. How many popped collars does it take to be a true Princetonian? According to Brian Tu ’15 (left) and Mason Herson-Hord ’15, at least three.
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