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There are 12 comments on YouSpeak: Fall Fashion

  1. I’m happy to see the “poor college student” doesn’t exist any longer! Boston is the best place for all the designer stores as well. Glad to see that college costs and college debt isn’t putting a damper on fashion.

  2. This is a very fun article. I see so many different outfits and styles around BU, you should consider taking pictures of people other that COM students and do a comparison. Maybe how law students dress compared to Com student or medical students compared to theological school students. It would be interesting to see the differences and similarities.

    1. I agree. Also I’d like to see some people who don’t just wear name brand clothes. Interview some average folk who don’t quite care as much about who or what they wear or how nice it makes them look and just care about fit and what their clothes say about who they are

  3. “Poor college student” definitely does still exist… the sampling here isn’t at all representative of the actual student body by a lot of different measures. That said, these photos are beautiful and the individual styles themselves are great!

  4. Does everyone around here just have 80$ to drop on a sweater from j. crew in order to play dress up as a Scottish sheep farmer? Put money into your ROTH IRA or something.

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