Spotted along Brattle Street: an effervescent lady gracing Harvard Square’s cobblestone alleys with her radiant smile. She channeled 1960s glamour with her Twiggy-esque hair and her psychedelic mod coat paired with a vibrant turquoise layer peeping out from underneath. And to top it all off–a cleopatra necklace.

She introduced herself to me as Susannah. And it turns out that she works at Veritas Tutors, while also running her own tutoring business called Boston Learning Buzz, through which she focuses on helping high school, undergraduate, and graduate students optimize their academic success. To read more about her work, visit here!

Meet Sevde, a masters student in the gender and cultural studies field at Simmons College. She strikes an interesting stylistic balance between hardcore and romantic, with her sweet-as-honey doll cut bangs contrasted with an edgy fur-trimmed jacket and grunge-chic florals.

And notice the subtle yet meticulous attention to color-coordination——with a matching ring and elastic hair band that is brought out by the pinks of her dress.

A philosophy student from UMass Boston roaming the streets of Harvard Square, and looking dapper in gray tweed and perfectly matching plaids.

Outside of the Science Center: a radio operative whose floral socks, matched with military boots, caught my eye.

Spotted walking by the Graduate School of Design, a Harvard social studies lecturer by the name of Eric. His vibrant, jazzy character matched the brilliance of his golden bomber jacket——and he announced to me that he just finished teaching his last class of the semester, too. Congrats, Eric!

Last (overdue) batch of photos from Harvard-Yale—two bespectacled and stylish ladies!

I like how the white coat offsets her stripes and accessories, both in color and in texture.

Strolling outside of the football stadium, I met this Yale art history lad, Cassius Clay, who I can describe as somehow charming yet fierce (or, perhaps, fiercely charming), and who some may know as Kanye West’s style advisor and life coach. His outfit, consisting of a cobalt blue sweater and a tangle of silky-fluttery scarves, combined with hardcore boots and accessories, stood out from a mile away.

Cassius seemed to be all about details, as his rings and bracelets echoed the patterns on his scarf. And on his jacket collar: an insignia pin of his residential college, Berkeley College.

“Thanks, they’re very Le Corbusier, aren’t they?” she replied as I complimented her spectacles. I was hanging out at the Harvard-Yale tailgate when I noticed this Yale architecture student’s tweed pilot pants paired with a navy blue origami-esque jacket, and topped off with fun, ultra-circular frames. Badass! Anyway, keep checking—we’ll update with some more Harvard-Yale snapshots in the upcoming days.