Game Day Outfits College Students Are Wearing Right Now

With class back in session, there’s no shortage of game day events to showcase your school-spirited wardrobe. Football season is in play and students across campuses are rallying together to support their college teams. College Fashionista spoke with ten college students to highlight their quintessential game day looks. Regardless of who you’re rooting for, these styles are worth recreating!

Zoelle’s Game Day Wardrobe

School: University of Colorado Boulder

Team Mascot: Ralphie The Buffalo

Major: Marketing With An Emphasis In Strategic Entrepreneurship

Zoelle’s Game day look is nothing short of bold and unique. Since game day weather can be unpredictable, a vital aspect to dressing is to ensure the wardrobe fits all the needs of versatility, no matter the degrees. By straying from basic trends, Zoelle is able to unlock the perfect eye-catching look by planning in advance to deliver confidence and comfortability.

This season, Zoelle’s thoughts on current game day trends consist of wearing fashion forward pieces combined with team colors to maintain style and spirt.

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Jade’s Game Day Wardrobe

School: University of Florida

Team: Florida Gators

Major: Mass Communications

For a girly yet trendy take, Jade’s game day wardrobe, consists of fun statement pieces in playful hues of orange and blue. One of Jade’s go-to looks includes a dress or matching set with a pair of boots to keep the look comfortable yet stylish for the day of tailgating.

This season, Jade’s take on current game day trends includes cowboy boots and tight rompers accompanied by a matching swimsuit or bralette underneath.

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Hannah’s Game Day Wardrobe

School: Texas Christian University

Team: Horned Frogs

Major: Nursing

No game day look is complete without a pair of cowboy boots when It comes to Hannah’s attire. Going by a preppy and chic formula, Hannah’s number one priority is sporting the teams black, white and purple tones while looking effortlessly chic in a two piece set or boutique dress.

This season, Hannah’s thoughts on current game day trends are all bout strutting in metallic cowboy boots!

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Evin’s Game Day Wardrobe

School: Howard University

Team: Howard University Football

Major: Journalism

Prioritizing adaptability, style and spirit, Evin loves to incorporate a Howard hoodie or t-shirt with a pair of light washed denim jeans to generate a game-day approved look. In addition to some key wardrobe essentials like a Howard hat, fun sunglasses and new balance sneakers that are fitting for a full day of events.

This season, Evin’s favoirte game day trend includes customized jean jackets with eccentric artwork or designs to represent school teams or favorite players. She also sees many of her classmates sporting more casual pieces like crop tops, jeans, and accessories that match her school colors.

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Kayla’s Game Day Wardrobe

School: Texas Christian University

Team: Horned Frogs

Major: Fashion Merchandising

By mixing comfort with elevated style, Kayla’s game day wardrobe incorporates pops of trendy pieces to create a stand-out look. Styling school colors like purple, with hints of black and white, Kayla achieves the perfect ensemble that exhibits school pride.

This season, Kayla’s thoughts on current game day trends encompass cowboy boots, feathers and all things leather.

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Sydney’s Game Day Wardrobe

School: Millikin University

Team Mascot: Big Blue

Major: Biology

Combining minimalism with street-style, Sydney’s game day look is filled with bright hints of blue accompanied by dainty jewelry. A huge rule Sydney swears by is avoiding the use of ring or arm jewelry to prevent them from falling off during a crowd cheering game.

This season, Sydney’s thoughts on current game day trends include pleated and leather skirts.

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Britni’s Game Day Wardrobe

School: University of Central Florida

Team: UCF Knights

Major: Advertising and Public Relations

Britni’s game day look styles pieces based on the team’s designated color day along with both light and dark tones to color block. To elevate the look, she adds a chic pair of comfortable platform sandals.

This season, Britni’s thoughts on current game day trends consists of black and white cowboy boots.

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Chloe’s Game Day Wardrobe

School: Texas Christian University

Team: Horned Frogs

Major: Journalism & English

Crop tops, mini skirts and knee-high boots is the formula for Chloe’s game day look. By adding different variations from these elements, Chloe likes to take inspiration from “Southern Belle” and “Cool girl” aesthetics. One day, styling a bell sleeved top with a denim mini skirt, while the next wearing a black mini skirt, paired with a baby tee and platform knee high boots. Creating a balance between sporty and stylish prepares Chloe for a day of tailgating and game watching with fellow fans and friends.

This season, Chloe’s thoughts on current game day trends include baby doll dresses paired with cowboy boots.

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Jamie’s Game Day Wardrobe

School: Auburn University

Team: Auburn Tigers

Major: Apparel Merchandising

Repping team colors, comfort and elevated style is the key to Jamie’s game day look. Jamie typically opts for an orange or navy top, paired with white pants and navy blue Nike Jordans. Generating a school spirited take on street wear fashion.

This season, Jamie’s thoughts on current game day trends include tall white cowboy boots.

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Julia’s Game Day Wardrobe

School: Stony Brook University

Team: Stony Brook Seawolves

Major: Journalism

When it comes to Julia’s game day look, layering plays a huge role in creating a cool-weathered ensemble. Pairing the teams red with a mix of black and whites, Julia ties in neutral tones to deliver a metropolitan feel while staying snug in a layered look.

This season, Julia’s take on current game day trends is anything that allows freedom to outfit plan.

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