Junior arts administration and art and design major Frances Anderson’s style is youthful, retro and always paired with the perfect accessories.
Dawgs with Style: Nick Taylor
Fifth-year pharmacy major Nick Taylor dresses with a dash of class and a dash of sass. Photo by Ben Caylor. LEAH OLLIE | STAFF REPORTER | lollie@butler.edu College fashion is constantly shifting in order to accommodate function, follow trends in form and reflect the changing nature of the world that students live in. Here on…
Dawgs with Style: Kimberly Beck
Kimberly Beck shares how she keeps her sense of fashion functional and style purposeful for the professional world.
Dawgs with Style: Lilly Boehmer
Lilly Boehmer shares the inspiration behind her eclectic style and the importance of self-expression.
Dawgs with Style: Micah Horne
Micah Horne is passionate about advertising and marketing which she uses to help promote her clothing brand ASYM.
Dawgs with Style: Enali Rogers
Often seen around campus sporting her iconic frog hat, Enali shares how she finds her colorful but comfortable wardrobe — and how wearing anything else wouldn’t be true to herself.
Dawgs with Style: Lenice Bailey
Multimedia reporter Alexis Wallman hears from Butler first-year Lenice Bailey and why her fashion style means so much to her.
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: Music Edition
Multimedia Reporter Alexis Wallman asks music students how they dress and what is so unique about their style.
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.