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Catwalk to Campus: Stanford Bookstore Chic for $40 or Less

11/13/2012

 

Going to a California school has obvious perks—great weather, great diversity, and great opportunities. Still, there's another perk that's often overlooked too…great fashion! Stanford students have great style, and the Stanford apparel definitely reflects that by offering beachy pieces designed by Hurley and preppy outfits by Brooks Brothers. But dannnngg are the prices can be steep! Fortunately, HerCampus has compiled a list of 7 items of clothing that won't empty your wallet. 

 

1) Plaid Flannel Pajama Shorts ($18.95)

Sporty freshmen Kay Rusher is modeling these adorable pajama shorts. These cardinal PJs are super cheap at under $20, plus they have an adorable stitched Stanford logo on the left pant leg too (so even people in your dreams know where you go to school!). Cute and comfy? Worth it. 

 

 

2) Flowy Black ScoopNeck T-shirt ($36.00)

October Cardinalscopes

10/10/2012


Aries
(March 21-April 19)
Aries chicks are so spontaneous. Your friends think of you as a super exciting person with so many ideas. October is your primetime to do what you do best—get involved in some event planning! Only Aries has the creative spark to throw an all-campus event that will really draw everybody. But make sure to follow-through, you tend to have a problem with things that take too much of your attention.


Taurus
(April 20-May 20)
Mama Taurus, that's what they call you. You're such a caretaker. Someone in your friend group is having a some trouble adjusting back to school and you're trying to be there for them as much as you can. But tight-lipped Taurus needs to practice opening up emotionally too. Try venting over a Venti Pumpkin Spice at the new Starbucks with a buddy—you'll feel so much better.


Gemini
(May 21-June 20)
Talk talk talk talk talk. Geminis can talk for days. At each discussion section and dorm meeting you charm people with your verbosity that you pride as one of your greatest qualities. But in the spirit of fall, think about turning a new leaf and working on your listening skills. Maybe if you try limiting your input to just one comment, it might come out as a real "gem" and impressive everyone in the room.