A third year anthropology major living in Kirkland House named Eunice. Something was very ethereal about her; perhaps it was the whiteness of her dress, or maybe it was in how her fabric rippled in the breeze of a hot September day.

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.