Style doesn't have to fit into a box; it can explode, shimmer and sparkle in any direction. For students at USC, where the style scene is often more subdued, this is a reminder that fashion can be an act of self-liberation. It’s about stepping out of your comfort zone and embracing the quirky, the bold and the downright fun side of dressing. From stripes on stripes to bright red ponchos, we’re channeling the campy spirit of embracing everything extra, because why should fashion be anything less than a celebration of you? Don’t be afraid to take risks, to wear that wild color or to layer on those accessories that make you smile. This isn’t just about clothes, it’s about showing the world that fashion can be playful. So let’s make bold a little more normal and inject some much-needed whimsy into our everyday wardrobes. This is a love letter to the art of excess and the joy of self-expression. It’s about embracing the campy side of life, where nothing’s too bold, too big or too brash. Let fashion be a celebration of every quirk, color and kitschy detail you’ve ever dreamed of.
Outfit Log
Model: Hallie Cole
Poncho: Red knit poncho from Pannerpete Vintage: $20
Dress: '60s geometric SL dress from Pannerpete Vintage: $30
Tights: Red tights from Urban Outfitters: $15
Shoes: Cherish red patent women’s heels from Steve Madden: $50
Accessories: Sourced from the stylist’s personal collection
Model: Audrey Savage
Shirt: Striped long sleeve from Pannerpete Vintage: $20
Skirt: Purple lace maxi skirt from stylist’s personal collection
Belt: Purple belt from Pannerpete Vintage: $20
Shoes: Brown fur boots from Bare Traps: $59
Scarf: Striped scarf from Pannerpete Vintage: $10
Accessories: Sourced from the stylist’s personal collection
Model: Emilia Marcus
Dress: Kimchi blue Vicki strapless mini dress from Urban Outfitters: $99
Shirt: White lace tie front bed jacket from Urban Outfitters: $59
Pants: White linen pants from Terrace Oaks Antique Mall: $70
Shoes: Black Faldo foldover boot from Marc Fisher: $109
Accessories: Sourced from the stylist’s personal collection
