“It was definitely this year that I was able to express myself outside of the color of my hair or what I put on my eyes or the earrings or jewelry I wear. It’s nice to be able to put it all together into one big Lenice.”
Dawgs with Style: Sarah and Zayna Salih
Butler students and sisters Sarah and Zayna Salih share how their passion for fashion inspired them to start their clothing company, Salih Squared.
Dawgs with Style: Meghan Colligan
From her handmade earrings to her thrifted outfits, Meghan’s sense of style is one that shines through no matter where she is.
Dawgs with Style: Performance attire edition
The all-black outfits that musicians are required to wear for concerts may seem restrictive, but cellist Katie Stitsworth and vocalist Antony Winfrey prove it is possible for one’s unique twist on fashion to still shine through.
Dawgs with style: Senior athletes
Butler student athletes Olivia Allen, Katelyn Le and Aaron Thompson share their favorite ways to incorporate athletic wear into everyday looks.
Dawgs with Style: Mask edition
Butler students Nadia Issa, Vicki Turner and Claire Porter share tips and tricks for how to incorporate masks into her fashionable looks, as well as student small businesses to support.
Dawgs with Style: Scott Bridge
Butler professor Scott Bridge aims to keep students smiling by wearing suits for Zoom class sessions. Bridge talked with The Butler Collegian about his conservative yet professional sense of style.
Dawgs with Style: Natalie Koch
Koch addresses her internship at Pattern Magazine and how her trip overseas inspires the way she dresses today.
Dawgs with Style: Noah Thomas
Sophomore entrepreneurship and innovation major Noah Thomas discusses his favorite pieces, places to shop and some things that you need in your closet before spring comes.
Dawgs with Style: Molly Freeman
First-year Molly Freeman uses thrifted pieces and unique inspirations to create an ‘ever-evolving’ style.