STREET STYLES: how SMU students roll on their day off

SMU students know more than a thing or two about fashion. Reporters went in search of styles outside of the classroom. What do people wear on their day off? Take a look.

On Monday, we got hit by a little bit of Nordic chill. Students took to the parking garages to make the best of their frigid day off.

this is an image — (Left to right) Sophomore, Jaci Pellham, and junior Reagan Rexford toss some powder for the camera. (Jeremiah Jensen) Photo credit: Jeremiah Jensen

After a fancy mac n’ cheese dinner at the Dragonfly, Juniors Jacqueline Stoner and Madison Meyer ‘pony it up’ in the Hotel Zaza hallway. Meyer fashioned a timeless black dress, and Stoner sported sleek black slacks and a silk tank she bought at a small Dallas boutique.

On his way to eat lunch on Saturday freshman Josh Musgrove dressed in his usual unique attire. “I always dress like this, people think it’s weird but I don’t care,” said Musgrove.

MSA Accounting student Lizzy Ruh started off her Saturday morning with a workout. Ruh, who exercises on a regular basis, planned to go for a run in anticipation of icy weather expected to hit Dallas in the coming days.

The girls of SMU’s Muslim Student Association got together Saturday night after volunteering at Habitat for Humanity in the morning.
“It’s nice to use this time to welcome the new member of 2015,” said Muneerah Jemal, a junior at SMU. “Sometimes dressing up with just the girls is a lot of fun.”
Scarves may usually be used as an accessory, but for some Muslim girls, it’s both a stylish statement and a means to show modesty.

Senior Courtney Curtsinger studies studio art and creative advertising during the week, but on weekends spends time bonding with her new puppy. She named her canine companion Walter James the pug. The two prepared to set off for a leisurely walk on the Katy trail. Curtsinger expressed concern about Walter’s stamina because of his scrunched nose.

“We may just have to skip the walk and chill at Katy Trail Ice House.”

SMU Freshman Collin Likover is headed to study macroeconomics with his friends in the Crum lounge.

What do you wear to see the film “Fifty Shades of Grey?” These girls went out to dine before the show.

Trey Thingpin, a first-year MBA student, dressed up in a white button down and dark wash jeans before hitting the MBA mixer held at the Social House Uptown.