The Student Printz: Fall Fashion 2013

November 21

Volume 98 Issue 25

2013 the student printz

FALL FASHION

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Fall in love with fierce trends written by

Kathryn Miller

Managing Editor

There’s a twist to the fall 2013 fashion and it’s coming in full force. Fall’s clothing trends are anything but the ordinary turtlenecks, dull sweaters and neutral pieces. The best part is they can mold your college wardrobe.

College is a fast-paced life and there’s hardly any time to put an outfit together, let alone apply a swipe of mascara to your eyes.

College is filled with long study sessions, difficult classes and a box of Cane’s chicken fingers.

But what about when you receive your diploma, officially enter the real world and are lost in a sea of Southern Miss T-shirts and tennis shoes? Suddenly, you aren’t the only one who is scared for a real job. Your wardrobe is too. This is why you need to start now. This edition has made it easy for you to look stylish on campus every day.

Savor the looks that fit your personal style and that will make you the ultimate street-style fashionista. Trends that hit the fall 2013 runways are leopard prints, fur vests, boho fringe and metallics.

You also cannot forget the

classic holiday looks and glamorous New Year’s ensembles.

You can find these pieces in the Hattiesburg boutiques including Eve Marie’s, Apricot Lane and The Edge. Petal and Laurel boutiques also offer these trendy items at Sassy Girl, The Sweet Olive, Natalie & Co. and Misty’s.

These looks are ready-to-wear for college women whether you are walking to class, attending a play or going out with your best friends. Putting together interesting outfits that reflect your individuality will make you want to embrace fashion.

Now when finals week arrives, you’ll have a better fashion insight and a few new pieces in your wardrobe to help melt the stress away. Let retail therapy be your saving grace.

Other than wishing for a New Year’s Eve midnight kiss, wish for fashion inspiration. Learn to love your clothes. Start the year off right with a brand new pair of pumps and sassy metallic pants.

Enhance your look and turn it into something fabulous. The 2013 fall trends are about exploring new ways to dress your best with fun and comfortable pieces. So brace yourself, you’re going to adore this season’s picks. Turn the page to be inspired.

Behind the scenes: Printz photographer Beck Vu takes the cover photo for The Student Printz 2013 fall fashion edition.

Fashion Crew Kathryn Miller Managing editor Fashion editor Front cover From left to right: Chloe: fur vest- Misty’s; peplum top- Sassy Girl; jeans- Apricot Lane; necklace- Natalie & Co.; fringe booties- stylist collection Drue: olive parka, earrings- Misty’s; dress, belt- Apricot Lane; fringe ScarfThe Edge; studded combat boots- Sassy Girl Kapriatta: orange romper- Sassy Girl; fur vest, necklace- Apricot Lane; earringsEve Marie’s; riding boots- The Edge Katie: sweater cardigan, green top- The Edge; jeans- Eve Marie’s; earringsApricot Lane; combat boots- stylist collection Michaela: red cardigan- The Sweet Olive; olive studded top, black jeans, black boots Apricot Lane; leopard scarf- Natalie & co.; bracelet- Sassy Girl

Anna Raven Smith Makeup Stylist Fashion Stylist

Epiphany Magee Hair Stylist

Chris Little Art director

Photographer

Becky Vu

Photographer

Joshua Byrd

Graphic design editor

Taylor Fesenmeier Graphic designer

Gerri Ducksworth Graphic designer

Models

Michaeala Harper Kapriatta Jenkins Drue Kinler

Katie Kulhavy Chloe Webb

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Cozy knits Snuggle up with these warm sweaters as the days get colder and the nights get longer. Choose a bright knit and pair it with colored jeans or a leather skirt. Plum and olive jeans are a perfect pairing with patterned cardigans. Throw on accessories to complete the look. These sweaters will brighen your day until the flowers bloom again.

Top Center: Kapriatta Neon sweater-Sassy Girl; Leather skirt, black wedges- The Edge; tights- model’s collection; plate necklace- Apricot Lane Top right: Drue sweater cardigan, riding boots-The Edge; olive jeans- Eve Marie’s; maroon top, brown purse-Apricot Lane Center: Katie aztec cardigan- Natalie & Co.; green top- The Edge; leggings- Eve Marie’s;

leg warmers, black boots, studded purseApricot Lane Center left: Michaela peach sweater- Sassy Girl; plum skinny jeansThe Edge; necklaceApricot Lane; Cream booties- The Edge Bottom right: Chloe tuape fringe sweater, rock necklace- Apricot Lane; pattern leggingsThe Sweet Olive; black bracelet, brown wrap bracelet, studded combat boots- Sassy Girl Photos by: Becky Vu

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Tailor made Tailored coats are always a winter essential. Whether it’s a bomber jacket, biker moto or stylish parka, they are stylish ways to change your coat attire.

Throw on a scarf and you’re ready to bear the first cold snap.

fall fashion Group photo From left to right: Katie: studded moto jacket- Sassy Girl; jeansEve Marie’s; printed shirt, earringsApricot Lane Kapriatta: leopard Coat- Eve Marie’s; black leggingsNatalie & Co

Drue: See page 2, cover look Chloe: black coat- Misty’s; black Leggings- Eve Marie’s; green top- The Edge Micheala: navy top- Natalie & Co; blush bomber jacket, scarf- Apricot Lane; patterned leggings- The Edge Photo by Becky Vu

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Autumn Boho

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Seventies fringe pieces are making a fresh return and it’s a fabulous piece to pair with blazers or chambray button downs. It’s an easy piece to throw on with a maxi skirt with minimal accessories. Not mention the studded combat boots are a hot commodity that’s in style every year. A new trend is pairing a tulle lace slip that peaks under a hi-low dress. The bohemian look is feminine and comfortable for the winter months.

Top right: Michaela black fringe top- The Edge; blue blazer, black jeans, earrings- Apricot Lane Photo by: Christopher Little Top Left: Drue leather fringe top- Eve Marie’s; patterned skirt, earrings- Apricot Lane; tights- model’s collection Photo by: Becky Vu Detail: Kapriatta bracelet- Misty’s Photo by: Christopher Little

Bottom left: Kapriatta Black maxi skirt, fringe vest, headband, necklace- Apricot Lane; chambray button down- Eve Marie’s; studded combat boots- Sassy Girl Photo by: Christopher Little Bottom right: Katie lace dress, lace tulle slip- The Edge; necklace- Natalie & Co.; wrap braceletSassy Girl; earringsApricot Lane; combat boots- stylist collection Photo by: Becky Vu

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Wild things

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Animal prints bring your style to another level. For the leopard lovers, wear a slouchy cardigan or printed blouse. To tone down your look, add a wild touch by wearing a leopard scarf with a blazer for a preppier look.

Photos by: Becky Vu

Photos by: Christopher Little Photos by: Becky Vu

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fall fashion Group photo From left to right: Drue: red cardigan, brown leggings- The Sweet Olive; brown tank- Apricot Lane; leopard scarf- Natalie & Co.; earrings- Eve Marie’s; studded combat bootsSassy Girl Chloe: green scallop skirt, leopard blouse- Eve Marie’s; black leggingsNatalie & Co.; metallic bracelet- The Edge; black boots- stylist collection Michaela: leopard cardigan, necklace, aztec cuffApricot Lane; red tunic dress, riding boots- The Edge; tights- model’s collection Katie: blue jeans, olive studded top, brown bootiesApricot Lane; leather blazer, leopard scarf- The Edge; earrings- Eve Marie’s Photos by: Christopher Little

“The most important thing to remember is that you can wear all the greatest clothes and all the greatest shoes, but you’ve got to have a good spirit on the inside. That’s what’s really going to make you look like you’re ready to rock the world.”

— Alicia Keys

“Whoever said that money can’t buy happiness, simply didn’t know where to go shopping.”

— Bo Derek

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Fur Faze The fur trend will bring out your inner animal and convery your edgy side. You’ll like taking risks in this great piece paired with a leather dress or a frilly romper. Prints and textures require minimal accessories, so let the fur speak for itself.

Group photo From left to right: Michaela: leather shorts- Sassy Girl; maroon top- The Sweet Olive; leopard fur vestEve Marie’s; wrap watch bracelet- The Edge; gold necklace- Misty’s; tightsmodel’s collection Chloe: fur vest- Misty’s; peplum top- Sassy Girl; jeans- Apricot Lane; necklace- Natalie & Co.; fringe booties- model’s collection Drue: leather dress, fur vest- Eve Marie’s; teal belt- Sassy Girl; cutout wedges, neckApricot Lane Kapriatta: orange romper- Sassy Girl; fur vest, necklace- Apricot Lane; earrings- Eve Marie’s; riding boots- The Edge Katie: fur vest, jeans- Eve Marie’s; olive top, necklace- Apricot Lane; black bootsstylist collection Photo by: Becky Vu

Photo by: Becky Vu

Photo by: Christopher Little

Photo by: Becky Vu

Photo by: Becky Vu

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Metallics

Rose and gold metals are making a flashy comeback. Mick Jagger would be impressed by the metallic pants and sleeve-sequined top paired with the black cutout wedges. Metallic pieces can always be toned down by pairing them with all black for a more professional look.

Group picture from left to right: Drue: metallic gold jacket- The Edge; black tank, black skater skirt, necklace, earrings- Apricot Lane, black booties- stylist collection Michaela: brocade jeans-Sassy Girl; sequin chevron sweater, bangles- Eve Marie’s; booties- stylist collection Katie: sequin wrap dress, black and white statement neclace- Eve Marie’s; tights- model’s collection Chloe: metallic sweater, leather leggings, metallic purse- Apricot Lane; black wedges- The Edge Kapriatta: metallic pants- The Edge; sequin shoulder top, cutout wedges- Apricot Lane; bangles- Eve Marie’s; leopard bracelet: Sassy Girl Photos by Christopher Little

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Josh Campbell’s

fashion for dummies written by

Joshua Campbell

Sports Editor

1. Tall women who

wear heels

Look, I understand it’s not your fault that you’re tall, and what girl doesn’t want to accessorize their outfit with those flashy heels that they’ve dying to pull out of the bottom of their closet? But when you’re 5-foot-10-inch plus, you’re emasculating your man enough already. Don’t make it worse on him.

2. Crazy leggings

Every woman loves wearing leggings, but some of the leggings women wear these days is outrageous. I was walking to class the other day and this girl was wearing leopard leggings. Not leopard print leggings, but legit, full fierce leopards covered the entirety of the leggings. Outrageous leggings just aren’t cute at all.

3. Colored pants

Maybe I’m just old-fashioned, but a woman in simple blue jeans is the most attractive. I may be in the minority here, but pants that are red, blue and purple are just weird.

4. Oversized shirts

Growing up, it seemed as though women only wore shirts three times their size as sleep attire. Now, half of the women I see in class are wearing these shirts. I understand they’re comfortable, and most people like to be comfortable when going to class, but please don’t wear your night gown shirts to class. It’s not cute.

5. Chacos

Chacos have to be the worst fashion idea ever. When I see someone wearing them, I just picture my dad wearing Velcrostrapped sandals in the 90s. How on earth chacos became fashionable is beyond me.

They are simply hideous. Hideous isn’t even a strong enough word to describe how ugly they truly are.

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Midnight Sparkle New Year’s Eve is the best time to break out the most outrageous sequin pieces in your wardrobe. Look for a sequin cardigan with a classic LBD or go crazy in a funky aztec sequin mini. The memories become endless when you spend the night dancing away in a Gatsyinspired fringe dress with a leather clutch to hold your night-out essentials. Clink the glasses and let your hair down for the year’s final countdown.

“Over the years I have learned that what is important in a dress is the woman who is wearing it.”

— Yves Saint-Laurent

Group Photo: From left to right Chloe: sequin cardigan- Eve Marie’s; black LBD- Apricot Lane; black wedges-The Edge Michaela: fringe dressThe Edge; tights- model’s collection; earrings-Eve Marie’s; bangles- Apricot Lane; red Hobo clutchMisty’s; booties- stylist collection Drue: moto jacket- Misty’s;

sequin shorts, earrings, bangles- Eve Marie’s; booties- stylist collection Katie: red dress- Apricot Lane; moto jacket- Eve Marie’s; necklace, earringsThe Edge; studded purseApricot Lane; black wedgesThe Edge Kapriatta: sequin dressApricot Lane; cutout wedges- Apricot Lane; neckace- Eve Marie’s Photos by: Christopher Little

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‘Tis the season The holidays are filled with parties, champagne and yummy hors d’oeuvres.

Slip on a festive dress that fits your personality whether it’s a classic Southern red dress or a fun sequin mini.

13 Left: Katie see page 12 Center: Kapriatta dress- Apricot Lane; booties- stylist’s collection Right: Chloe bell sleeve dress - The Edge; tan wedges, necklace - Apricot Lane Photos by: Christopher Little

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Editor’s trend pick: blush tones Blush tones were hot on the runways this season. Whether it was a feminine blazer or a statement coat, this color made fall still feel like spring. This is great piece to pull out of your spring /summer wardrobe. When you pair this blazer with silky jogger pants, another popular trend, you get a chic street-style look that will turn heads.

“Today, fashion is really about sensuality—how a woman feels on the inside. In the ’80s women used suits with exaggerated shoulders and waists to make a strong impression. Women are now more comfortable with themselves and their bodies—they no longer feel the need to hide behind their clothes.”

— Donna Karan

fall fashion Kapriatta: jogger pants, bangles- Eve Marie’s; blush blazer, tan wedgesApricot Lane; rope necklaceSassy Girl Bottom left photos: Courtesy Photo Photo by: Christopher Little

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Designer runway trends Mercey Livingston

Printz Reporter

Mercedes-Benz Fall Fashion Week brought timeless basics like fur and blush and bold looks including leopard, leather and metallic turned heads and grabbed attention at shows.

Leopard is a timeless trend that usually creeps up in some form of accessory or accent each season.

But this fall is all about full-on leopard print.

This trend was seen all over the fall runways at Diane von Furstenberg, DKNY and Giambattista Valli. One of the key pieces at DVF was a leopard print wrap dress with a deep key-hole neckline. DVF also showed a leopard print coat and leopard print jump suit.

Liquid Metallics dominated the runway at fall fashion week. From leggings, pants, dresses, makeup to shoes and accessoriesmetallics are everywhere. Emilio Pucci’s gold metallic mini-dress fully accented with mesh and jewels was the ultimate show of the new trend for fall.

Tory Burch’s fall collection also featured a metallic wrap bracelet. Metallic heels were seen on the runway at Gucci.

And, it looks like the jumpsuit is back in for fall- Balmain’s liquid gold metallic jumpsuit practically screamed that metallic.

Fur is not considered a new trend, but this year fur was seen all over the runways at fashion week.

Herve Leger is best known for the label’s signature body-con bandage dresses, but at the Herve Leger by Max Azria show one of the signature looks was a looser fitted, sequined white dress with a casual white hooded sweatshirt and a dramatic fur hood.

One of Alexander Wang’s

models strutted the runway in a head-to-toe fur ensemble.

Although head-to-toe fur sounds questionably tacky, the look is surprisingly chic and classy.

The model wore a deep v-neck velour vest and a matching black fur wrap with a below-theknee grey fur skirt.

Leather is back in a big way this season. Leather was seen in tops, skirts, dresses and not surprisingly in jackets.

Leather skirts in all styles were seen on the runways this year.

Models at Zero + Maria Cornejo wore red leather pencil skirts and matching red leather booties.

Tess Giberson showed a unique structured bronze metallic leather shift dress. Charlotte Ronson took a slight twist on the shift structure with a plum colored leather halter dress. Prabal Gurung’s edgy full

leather ensemble included a longsleeve black leather dress with elbow length leather gloves.

Blush, especially for evening wear, is huge this fall. Armani, Dior, Chanel and Valentino all showed demure gowns in shades of blush but with extravagant detailing.

Shades ranged from nude to pale pink. Zuhar Murad’s evening gown is the epitome of feminine and whimsical. The pale gown featured a flowy design, with mesh detailing, along with a high collar and delicate cap sleeves and intricate lace.

Elie Saab Fall Couture showed a similar dress that was almost grey, with a tinge of blush. The sheer dress was accented with ornate silver lace detailing and a belt.

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