Love the subtle color matching going on here. The use of gray, viridian, olive green, and light brown is particularly sylvan – it reminds me of the forest. There is a pixie like quality to this sophomore. And as usual, the details are astounding: note the repeated rose motif.

Spotted in the Yard near Cafe Gato Rojo, a man donning the grayest of grays, the blackest of blacks, hard core military boots, and leather. He said he had only just hopped on a train to visit Boston and Harvard after doing business at New York Fashion week.

I asked him where he got the silver cross hanging from his shirt. Turns out, it is his own design, as he runs a line of men’s accessories called “Gentry.” Ultra-sleek and classy with a twist–a highly recommended line that pays homage to 1920s menswear. Visit and shop online: http://gentryman.com

And suspenders.

I love how the single button vest creates an “X”.

Checks on the jacket, pinstripes on the pants, plain vest, pink shirt, veritas bow tie, and to top it off: a matching pocket square – it shouldn’t work, but it does! Freshman Tobi Tikolo pulls it off with panache.

Junior linguistics concentrator leisurely strolling near Lowell House in her relaxed and comfortable outfit. Perhaps what really caught my eye, though, was her vintage jewelry–bought at an estate sale.

Yes, yes. The military trend is rather overworked and overdone. But can one resist this blazing red military jacket? I say no.

A third year philosophy grad student walking along the closed-off streets by the Charles River.

Who knew that plaid and argyle could work so marvelously? Hmm, well I guess someone must have been studying Kant’s aesthetic theory.