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Top: T by Alexander Wang | Bottom: Levi's | Shoes: Dr. Marten | Sunglasses: OAK NYC
Name: Jackson Tyler

 College: Jones '17

 Major: Architecture 
What's one word to describe your style, and why: Kids. Because I always think of fucked up west coast kids when I choose my clothes.

Favorite item of clothing: My APC coat, because it's beautiful and perfect. It's very minimalist.

Favorite place to shop: Barney's NY, the Goodwill outlet distribution center, or a shop in Portland called Stand-up Comedy.

#1 Fashion Do: Skinny cargo pants, I'm really liking those.

#1 Fashion Don't: Floral. Florals are so gross. Fuck nature, who cares about it anyways. Also, Tory Burch.



Top: Base Range | Bottom: J. Crew | Shoes: Converse


Top: Assembly New York | Coat: APC | Bottom: Dockers | Shoes: Nike | Bag: WANT les essentials de la vie


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  1. AnitaMarch 13, 2014 at 9:10 PM

    I've seen him around campus and have always been a fan of his style. Love every piece and outfit he is wearing!!

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