University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook

“The style of Ole Miss can often be seen in the style of her students. Visitors are quick to notice the pride and dis- tinct personalities that are represented through the clothes Ole Miss students choose to don. Football season comes but once a year and the festive atmosphere leads coeds to cheer the Rebels to victory dressed in their best. Ann Klein, Ralph Lauren, and Ruff Hewn casual wear add to the fall array of colors. The male complements of this feminine fashion show are the starched oxford and paisley tie, topping off khakis and white bucks. A new resolve, however, governs students the following Monday comfort. Faded, ripped, or cut-off Levis know no gender boundary. Hightops for the guys and Cole Haan boots for the girls are often the only separation of the sexes. Then when the sun sets and the moon takes its place, the same group of undergraduates step out in style to their favorite evening activity. From brushed cotton to clingy knits, young ladies don their Unisa flats and Claiborne accessories to join their dates dressed in J. Crew sportswear and Girbaud jeans. Ole Miss is not limited to just one fashion style, however, the variation is as limitless as the personality who chooses it. In- dividuality is proclaimed through hairstyles and shoes, accessories and labels. Personal preference rules when it comes to fashion in the life of Ole Miss students. by: Melanie Buntyn Mclanic Bunlyn McUnic Bunytn Opening I 13 I ”