The Capp Bar: Pavlos Papadapoulos

 I like what Pavlos has going on here: the tie, the flag belt (you can barely see it, but it's cool), the casual rolled up sleeves.

I also like the book and the spread cut of his collar. It transforms a white button-down from the middle-aged office worker look to graduate student chic (that's a technical term). 

I was trying to be surreptitious, but he noticed me. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that my camera was on flash.

Joan Didion

I haven't read any of her work, so I'm not endorsing her as a writer (if you feel strongly about her as a writer, let me know!), but, damn! she's got a great vibe going on her. Thanks, iBond, for the picture. 

So cool. 

Gorman: Katherine Schweers

I noticed Katherine's outfit today in Philosophy class. She had a really delightful color combination going on (the lighting in Gorman is atrocious, so it might be hard to tell).

I'm not really sure if she's wearing one blouse or two, but it doesn't matter. The printed bodice with the lacy sleeves is very charming, especially if you notice that it has bicycles on it. I love the attention to detail that she obviously put into her outfit. 

First Friday Mass: Emma Slowey and Jane Ziolkowski

Went to First Friday Mass with these ladies. I love the vintage vibe Jane had going on. 

And, Emma's casual elegance is lovely, especially the pairing of a lime green skirt and an orange wallet. 

The Mall: Abby Bagby

Ran into Abby Bagby, while going from class to class. She looks so chic with her short hair and her bike. Also, stripes. 

Carpenter Hall: Rebekah Wallace

Today in Greek Class, I was struck by Miss Wallace's effortless peasant ensemble. I love her whole boho aesthetic. 

Even her sandals are darling and well-suited to a collegiate lifestyle. 

But, perhaps best is her smile and the fact that she is forever kind to those around her.

First Day of School... The Capp Bar: Clare Elfelt and Meghan Bielinski

Today was the first day of my senior year, and I'm finally beginning something I've wanted to undertake since freshman year--a blog about fashion at UD. As you probably are aware, UD is a very special school. It's unusual and amazing. And, the students are remarkably well-dressed--you will rarely find the state-school uniform of athletic shorts and a sorority t-shirt. For this, I am very proud. So, without further ado, I begin this tribute to the well-dressed ladies and gentlemen of the University of Dallas. 

Saw them in the Capp Bar, looking lovely.

I really like the way she paired a blousey sweater with a summery skirt.