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Looks on Campus: Alissa – Grand Valley State University

Winter is in full swing at Grand Valley State University and we have coined a term for what happens on these freezing days: the Laker Effect. Usually this means everyone on campus throws on a coat and some boots, and calls it good. Alissa, however, thrives on finding cute cold weather outfits to wear. Her impeccably layered look makes winter feel more like magic than doldrums.

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Name: Alissa

School: Grand Valley State University

Major: Multimedia Journalism

Year: Senior

Let’s Talk Fashion

Who or what inspires your style? “I am obsessed with K-pop (Korean pop culture). I feel like they are very open and free with their looks and that’s how I aspire to be. The sweater I am wearing with the crosses is from Forever 21 and I bought it because the design reminds me of pieces I have seen K-pop singers wearing.”

Where do you like to shop? I love shopping at Forever 21 for sure. I can find so many unique styles and pieces of clothing that I didn’t know I wanted until I walked into the store. Also, I shop on prettylittlething online as well. They have super cute clothes.”

How would you describe your sense of style? I would say simple, but detailed. I love neutral colors like my hunter green coat and black boots, but they aren’t just any pair of boots… they are Coach! So, I would say I like nice things in matching colors.”

Why did you choose this particular outfit? “I chose this outfit because I wanted to feel a bit more fashionable while also freezing because of the weather.”

What fashion advice would you give to other students looking to improve their style? “I would say do what you want. [Wear] whatever makes you happy and [if] you love it, then go for it. No one can judge your clothes and if they do, well then, they can just leave because no one decides what you wear but yourself!”

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