As we enter the twilight stages of fall, coats, hats, knits, boots, and patterned scarves are yet again broken out of our closets. This year, Princeton student’s distinctive earth-toned east coast fashion features the increased prominence of bomber jackets, rapper x sneaker company collaborations, and monochromatic statement coats, as well as the continuation of the well-loved “shoelace” choker trend.
Hopcroft pairs his tan bomber jacket from Asos and light pink tee. He accessories with a necklace his grandmother gave him for his 18th birthday before leaving England and a pair of suede Italian loafers.
Otani streamlines her monochromatic look with an open front draped cardigan from Zara Japan.
Van der Horst embodies cozy East Coast fashion with a button-up under a grey sweater, knitted olive cardigan, and plaid scarf.
Wolf puts a twist on the old and the modern by pairing a vintage cap with a chic black trench coat. She accessories with a circle scarf, a thin gold chain, and a lapel pin from Diagonal Press.
Morrison brings a hint of warmer times back with a light, gauzy pink blouse form Bohme Boutique and an on-trend lavender suede choker to tie her look together.
Zheng incorporates urban street style into his look with an embroidered olive bomber from Undercover and a pair of Kendrick Lamar x Reebok Red Blue Ventilators.
Yu also incorporates street style into her outfit by pairing a denim jacket from Zara with FENTY Puma x Rihanna suede creepers.
Lu pairs a beige trench coat with ripped denim, platform boots, and a statement black and white scarf from Zara.
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