Campus Style: Students strut their back-to-school fashion

Political Science major, Wafaa Abdullah sits outside the American River College bookstore wearing a crop top, ripped black jeans and a red flannel around her waist on Sept. 4. Her style is “relaxed, just chill, not too complicated… I look for basic pieces that I can dress up,” Abdullah said. “You can make it yours with what you put on top of it.” (Photo by Patrick Hyun Wilson)

Geography major, Madison Rosen wears loose fitting striped slacks and a black crop top with open toed sandals on Aug. 29. “These look like pajamas honestly but they’re cute and comfy… My mom likes to think I dress bohemian kind of, kind of hippie,” Rosen said. (Photo by Patrick Hyun Wilson)

Computer Engineering major, Devontae Robinson wears a checkered flannel shirt in American River College colors and jeans with embroidered roses on each leg at ARC on Sept. 4. “You don’t have to wear designer to be stylish. People wear $4,300 Gucci shoes or $1,000 shirts and that’s so called style,” Robinson said. (Photo by Patrick Hyun Wilson)

Psychology major, Julia Dimant wears a bright blue and pink jacket and pink shoes with pink earrings at American River College on Aug. 28. “I like the unique clothing styles and elegance [in anime] and it kind of stands out to me. It’s an inspiration,” Dimant said. (Photo by Patrick Hyun Wilson)

English major, Abby Scott walks along the pathway at American river college wearing a neon colored polo and workout shorts on Sept. 6. “Comfortable and free spirited, I just kind of wear whatever I want. Mostly cheap stuff cause, you know, college students are on a budget,” Scott said. (Photo by Patrick Hyun Wilson)

Science major, Deon Morgan wears a subtle green checkered flannel over a black T-shirt and black pants outside of the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College on Sept. 4. “I kind of just throw on whatever I’m feeling like that day. I usually shop from PacSun, Zumiez, Tillys,” Morgan said. (Photo by Patrick Hyun Wilson)

Skylar Ryan hasn’t decided his major but has decided his style. He wears a Hawaiian shirt with heavy jeans and boots at American River College on Aug. 29. “Have fun with it, no reason not to have fun… I decided, ‘if I’m going to Maui, I’m going to dress like an asshole.’ So I bought a bunch of these [shirts],” Ryan said. (Photo by Patrick Hyun Wilson)

Undecided major, Cecily Cuny studies in the shade of a tree wearing a floral print shirt and black slacks at American River College on Sept. 6. “I like flower print shirts, loose things since it’s so hot out. Usually, I just go with what’s the most comfortable,” Cuny said. (Photo by Patrick Hyun Wilson)

Business Communications major, Vince Balafoutis wears an off-white sweatshirt, blue retro Jordans and a matching blue hat on Aug. 29. “I only buy retro Jordans. I like stuff that people don’t have, stuff that’s not in the regular… My dad goes to Japan four times a year… he started bringing me back Bathing Ape from Japan [when I was young], it kind of screwed me,” Balafoutis said. (Photo by Patrick hyun Wilson)

Art major, Richard Gonzales wears all blue and a gold necklace at American River College on Sept. 4. “Anything I see, if I like it, I’ll probably wear it. At the mall or thrift stores, wherever I am. Downtown is a good place too,” Gonzales said. (Photo by Patrick Hyun Wilson)

Biology major, Fatimah Yosefi walks the halls of Davies Hall dressed in American River College colors on Sept. 4. “I’m on Instagram a lot so I follow a lot of bloggers. I get my style from them,” Yosefi said. (Photo by Patrick Hyun Wilson)

Computer tech major, Jacob McFatter wears a suit and bowtie at American River College for National Bowtie Day on Aug. 28. “I saw that it was National Bowtie Day and I thought ‘Why not wear a suit?’ Cause I mean you need something to look classy with a bowtie,” McFatter said. (Photo by Patrick Hyun Wilson)

Physician’s assistant major, Farzana Sultani wears a cultural scarf around her head, a white blouse, blue jeans, and white open toe sandals at American River College on Sept. 6. “When I choose, I think, ‘How can I mix the shoes, the jeans and my [head]scarf,'” Sultani said. “I wear my [scarf] everyday, I know a few different styles, sometimes I wear it like this, sometimes like that, and make it in a different style.” (Photo by Patrick Hyun Wilson)