Clementine Davis-Hall (‘25)’s awesome outfit features a basic black shirt from Aéropostale, a Juicy Couture zip-up thrifted in Bristol, Express pants from Depop, sneakers from Guess, and silver jewelry from her mom. Her favorite winter staple is a Guess puffer jacket, and her favorite places to shop include the Ballard Goodwill, Depop, her mom’s closet, Lucky Vintage and Red Light on the University Ave.
Adawnte Holmes (‘27) is wearing a basic army green shirt with a Realtree camo jacket and baggy carpenter jeans that his grandma got him, paired with his navy blue Nike Dunks and bracelets. His favorite staple pieces include Nike Tech pants and white Air Forces, and he likes to get clothes from Nike or the Goodwill bins.
Georgia Gilbertson (‘28) loves thrifting and said that they get style inspiration from their mom. They like getting clothes at thrift shops and often picks up pieces at Nordstrom. Gilbertson is wearing a thrifted sweater tee and a black skirt from Old Navy, paired with Doc Marten boots, a necklace from their mom, a bandana from a friend, earrings from their cousin, and glasses. One winter staple that they believe everyone should have is a “good, cozy sweater.”
Michelle Malinovskaya (‘27) styled a white sweater from Brandy Melville layered under a black Nike jacket, with dark-wash flared jeans and the New Balance 574s in brown. Her accessories include a necklace from Urban Outfitters and her mom’s earrings. Some of her favorite winter staples include UGGs, white sweaters, sheer black tights, and jean skirts. Her favorite places to find new clothes are Urban and Hollister.
Ciel Huntting (‘26) is rocking a baggy denim look with a thrifted grey crewneck, a belt from France, and Frozen Moment Jordan 4s. His accessories include a carabiner, chunky rings, and a bracelet stack featuring an Italian charm bracelet. One winter staple he can’t live without is his North Face Retro Nuptse puffer, and his favorite places to get clothes are Crossroads and Goodwill on the Ave.
Carlos Hernandez (‘26) is wearing a fully thrifted fit, apart from his black Air Forces. His jeans are Ecko Unltd, leather belt is from the bins, and Cougar long sleeve from WSU. He accessorized with rings bought at the Fremont street market, and 2 necklaces: one from his mom, and the other thrifted in Wenatchee. In response to favorite winter staple, Carlos said “I love me a pair of fuzzy socks”, and added that basics for layering can add complexity to an outfit while keeping you warm.
Looks like comfy fits, thrifting, and borrowing from friends and family are some of what’s trending in Lincoln fashion! From layering and baggy jeans to necklaces and cool shoes, the Lynx are staying warm this winter while showing an amazing sense of style.
