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Photoshoot: Spirit Chic with Campus Couture

We know that school spirit is part of campus life, but far too often it’s lost on massive t-shirts and baggy sweatpants. Eschew the school spirit norm and instead choose Spirit Chic with Campus Couture. Featuring amazingly chic tees and tanks from Campus Couture, you can have both spirit and style.  Most of their designs combine multiple embellishments, so you’ll be covered in bling with rhinestones, studs, foil, print and sequins. 

As every collegiette™ knows, there’s no better way to be.

Right now, Campus Couture is running an exclusive back-to-campus promotion for Her Campus readers! You can get an extra 30% off your favorite Alma Mata fashion item.  Use promotional code BTCAMPUS30 online only at http://www.campuscouture.com
 
In addition, if you check out their Facebook page, Campus Couture is giving away $300 of exclusive campus couture fashions in the coming weeks. What’s not to love? 

Click below to view the shoot!

Check out all of the models’ tops at CampusCouture.com!











Again, a huge shoutout to Campus Couture for hooking us up with these awesomly chic tees!

Elyssa Goodman likes words and pictures a lot. She is a Style Consultant at Her Campus, was previously the publication's first Style Editor, and has been with the magazine since its inception in 2009. Elyssa graduated with honors from Carnegie Mellon University, where she studied Professional Writing, Creative Writing, and Photography. As an undergraduate, she founded and was the editor-in-chief of The Cut, Carnegie Mellon's Music Magazine. Originally from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Elyssa now lives and works in New York City as Miss Manhattan, a freelance writer, photographer, stylist and social media consultant. Her work has appeared in Vice, Marie Claire, New York Magazine, Glamour, The New Yorker, Artforum, Bust, Bullett, Time Out New York, Nerve.com, and many other publications across the globe. Elyssa is also the photographer of the book "Awkwafina's NYC," written by Nora "Awkwafina" Lum. She loves New York punk circa 1973, old-school photobooths, macaroni and cheese, and Marilyn Monroe. You can follow her on Twitter and Instagram at @MissManhattanNY.