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Leggings or jeans? Fuzzy socks or shoes? A sweatshirt or a cute top?Ā Iām currently wearing a comfy jumpsuit with no shoes, because there’s no one to stop meābutĀ I wonderĀ what other college women are wearing during these days at home. I talked to several students about the work-from-home fits that they’ve been living in all week.Ā
Emma Pitzl, University of MinnesotaĀ ā20
When I work from home, I like to get dressed as if I were going out in public. It makes me more motivated to work and it becomes easier to separate working hours from hours when I am relaxing at home. I also love Madewell jeans because they are comfortable and cute at the same time, and they fit SO WELL.
- Top: Madewell
- Jeans: MadewellĀ Ā
Sienna Hicks, Azusa Pacific University ā20
This is my outfit today. Honestly, I have been trying to get dressed every day and look cuteĀ so I will feel more inclined to do things. I was feeling an all-white fit and it made me feel really cute, but made me sad I couldnāt go show it off.Ā
- Sweater: Urban OutfittersĀ
- Top: Brandy MelvilleĀ
- Necklace: @summerleehutchen
Leilani Steinberger, California State University,Ā Channel Island ā21Ā
ThisĀ isĀ my favorite pair of jeans. They are as comfy as sweats, and still have the stylish look of jeans. I could wear them to bed if I wanted! My shirt is my favorite because the material is so soft and flexibleāI can twist it in a knot to make a cute crop top,Ā tuck it in, orĀ let it loose to have a flowy look. Itās also pink which is my favorite color āā just like my glasses!Ā There is always a way to dress up comfy clothes toĀ look cute and comfy at home.
- Top and jeans: HollisterĀ
- Jewelry: @TwiceShyĀ
Mercedes Broadway, Azusa Pacific University ā20
Who doesnāt love throwing on a simple sweatshirt and sweatpants? This is the perfect time to take advantage of that. I like to wear comfortable clothing, but emphasize my accessories because it makes it seem like I put in more effort than I did. Wearing earrings and layering necklaces on sweatshirts, tees, and cardigans makes you look stylish and presentable. It can really transform the look, and yet you are still left with the wonderful perk of comfortability and effortlessness.
Elise Navarro, Colorado Christian University ā21
This is not a normal #WorkFromHome outfit. But today I got up, got ready and put on a dress, because IĀ believe it shouldnāt be normal for people to be manipulated and coerced into the cycle of human trafficking. And wearing this dress is helping fight that battle through the Dressember organization and theirĀ mission!Ā Ā Ā
- Dress: Dressember
- Shoes: Veja
- Earrings: Etsy
Marissa Ragaza, Cal Poly Pomona ’23
I like to make myself comfortable by wearing big and cozy sweaters. Iāll also throw on some leggings or sweats. Since I have classes on Zoom or work meetings on Teams, I usually have anything I find comfortable on as bottoms and some cute socks, since no one can see them! I also enjoy not having to wear my contacts and pulling my hair back to get my hair out of my face.
Bailey Luber, Pepperdine University ’21Ā
This is definitely one of the comfiest outfits I own that’sĀ still presentable, and Iāve worn it when traveling plenty of times. No shoes because I hate shoes, and Iām inside all day anyway. I came outside to my cold, snowy (but melting!) backyard in Colorado to get a few minutes of fresh air. Iāve been doing Zoom Pepperdine classes in outfits like these, continuing my tutoring job via FaceTime, and using my extra time to watercolor and get into Adobe Illustrator!Ā
Kaitlyn Edgley, University of California, Irvine ā21
Even though I miss my friends from school, Iāve enjoyed being able to stay home and save gas while I take online classes in my comfiest clothes! Iāll usually wear some sort of cropped sweater (like this white shirt) paired with baggy sweatpants, so I can have a cute and casual vibe while Iām on Zoom. I also love to add little pops of color, whether it be with scrunchies or some fuzzy socks.
- Sweater: Brandy Melville
- Pants: Derek HeartĀ
Aris Pangan, University of California, Los Angeles ā21
The transition to online classes has been tough, and I have a hard time getting into a work mindset if I donāt change out of my pajamasābut that doesnāt mean I have to be uncomfortable. I like to wear clothes I would wear when leaving the house, but that are still lounge-worthy. I like wearing comfortable pants like my loose khaki Leviās and a t-shirt, both of which I thrifted! To make it a little cozier, Iāll add a fluffy cardigan and my fluffy friend, Kopitar.
- Outfit: Thrifted
Aurea Ocampo, University of California,Ā Davis ā21
Taking online classes from home creates the perfect setting for comfortable/cute loungewear! Even when inside, I love to wear crop tops. I customized this long sleeve pajama shirt by cropping and tie-dying it for a splash of color. Lately, Iāve been obsessed with wearing any type of fuzzy pants when Iām inside because itās not something I usually wear to class, but now I can.Ā Iāve also been wearing socks with cartoons on them every day, and Iām not ashamed. Working from home definitely has its benefits.
- Top: Walmart
- Pants: Free People
Brailyn Eyong, Azusa Pacific University ā21
Online classes have been pretty rigorous for me. I typically spend five hours a day in class and finishing assignments, so comfort is essential! Lately, Iāve been rocking my sherpa pullover from Francescaās, black leggings from Target, and these comfy socks.
- Pullover: Francescaās
- Leggings: Target