Do you ever have one of those days where you would much rather stay in bed, curled up like a ball in pajamas with warm fuzzy socks on? Unfortunately, that is rarely a feasible option as full-time college students when you have to get up and go to class everyday. Although winter fashion seems to be much more practical than any other seasonal trends, college students are always in style and ready to take on the cold, snowy weather. Here are some of the best winter looks as spotted around campus.
Too cold outside but too hot inside? Layer up your graphic t-shirt with a comfy black jacket like Samuel.
Quick grocery run to the market in style! The cutest winter jacket ever that looks and feels like a literal cloud.
What’s better than a shacket? An extra long shacket making it the cutest comfiest winter outerwear staple.
“I have never seen two best friends dressed in the same aesthetic”. Well, now you have! Here, Suhail and Jeewan have paired a sweatshirt and jacket with sweatpants and white sneakers for everybody’s go-to winter look.
Michael knows that accessories can take any outfit to the next level! Here, he pairs his gold stud earrings with a blue baseball cap that matches his blue jacket perfectly.
Two best winter trends? Corduroy and puffer jackets. But what is even better? A corduroy puffer jacket like Shriza’s.
Toluwani is hitting all the right trends with this one! Puffer jacket? Check. Cargo pants? Check. Beanie? Check.
Layer up! Ritika dresses a comfy Nike hoodie with a basic black jacket for some extra warmth and comfort.
North Face puffer jackets are another winter statement piece. They keep you warm, and the extra length on this one makes it especially cozy.
Orange hair, green jacket, purple Dr. Martens and a tote bag to bring it all together! Ava is great at pairing the right colors perfectly.
Ripped jeans and grey Vans. More closet staples from Perla!
Hopefully, all these creative outfits from students have inspired you to create your own and rock this winter in style! Since winters in Moscow are snowy and mostly cloudy, it is better to leave your homes well prepared. So, we would also recommend always carrying a beanie and a pair of gloves in your backpack in case it gets too cold.