This week in street style, Ryerson students opted for a comforting colour palette to lighten up the gloomy weather. With looks ranging from old favourites like a plaid shirt to a relaxed plum coat, it looks like students are ready for the clouds to disappear and spring to be in full bloom.
Diana Ho
Ho wore a monochrome outfit incorporating a matching grey turtleneck sweater and coat, paired with simple black jeans and ankle boots. She accessorized with a Burberry bag and a few simple rings.
Describe your style in three words
Simple, timeless and neutral.
What inspired your outfit?
I think it just depends on the weather and how I’m feeling. I like to wear super neutral clothing so I can dress it up with my coat. Today I’m feeling a little low-key so it’s just a basic grey coat.
Eavone Busia
Busia opted for a refreshing take on a classic ensemble: comfortable street style in a plaid shirt with an army green reversible jacket, black sweatpants and Nike sneakers. She added a refreshing vibe to the look with a selection of bold rings from California and a beanie.
Describe your style in three words
Energetic, lively and clown-like.
What inspired your outfit?
I did an all-nighter so I really wanted to be comfortable. Also, I haven’t been shopping in four or five years so I have to work with what I’ve got, which is old items from years ago, and be able to put something together that still makes me feel comfortable
Mezoon Arif
Arif made her plum jacket the focus of attention, paired with a grey sweater worn over a turtleneck top, beige pants, and classic sneakers. She accessorized with minimalistic hoop earrings.
Describe your style in three words
Casual, chic and fun.
What inspired your outfit?
Usually it’s just pictures I see from Instagram and what I envision before I sleep, I just think of outfits from my wardrobe and wear whatever I think looks nice together.
By Maha Syeda,
Melissa Oro,
Megan Honan
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