How to dress for college By Rock Reck
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hen dressing for college, we primarily think of throwing something on in the spur of the moment for a last-minute class. We tend to picture the classic Hollywood stereotype of stressed out, bed-head, rushed college kids running to class with a coffee faithfully in their hand. While this may be true for many students across America, I’ve decided to help those seeking any information on how to possibly step-up their style for their college experience. Whether it be last minute dress-ups or daily preparations, I’ve got you covered. Three East Carolina University students, Chrissy Mclarty, Matthew Belcher, and Ben Pilkington, have decided to help me with advice on style guidelines. Step 1 – Hair: When you wake up in the morning, the first thing you see when looking in the mirror Chrissy McLarty a 21 year old Fashion Merchandising Major at ECU Photo By Rock Reck is your hair. If you’re a guy like myself, then you most likely have short hair. For that, I personally recommend a quick wash with water, then dry with a towel and finish with pomade styling gel. For in-style haircuts for men that are quick and easy, check this out: https://www.menshairstylestoday.com/low-maintenance-haircuts-for-men/For our female readers, I recommend something quick to combat the longer hair. Dry shampoo works best if you’re running late, and of course — a hat. When asking 21-year-old Chrissy McLarty, her opinion, said, “I just like having my hair down but not really done, or pulled together in a ponytail.” This seems to be the most fashionable and quick way to get going in the morning, as you don’t necessarily need to dress to the nines for class. However, we have to at least look presentable!
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