#CampusMenThursdays

Since we feature the more fashionable ladies on campus more than the guys, who we still think are just more camera shy, we've decided to dedicate Thursdays to all the stylish boys, guys, men, gentlemen, mates, bros and beaus on Campus! So if you're looking for your weekly dose of men's style on campus, come back every Thursday for more!

Happy 4th of July!

We hope you all enjoying this Independence day along with your friends and family, and of course in style!

Arthur Sales, photographed by Dean Isidro

Happy Memorial Day

The Campus Sartorialist team salutes all the men and women who have served our country and hope that all our readers enjoyed their 3-day weekend! 

A New Year

Welcome back to school everybody! I hope you're enjoying your classes and are looking forward to the coming of fall  as much as I am. 

We have quite a few exciting things planned out for the new school year so keep an eye out!

If you're a photographer and would like to join the Campus Sartorialist team just send us an e-mail at campussartorialist@gmail.com

Blogger Views

Blogspot has recently added five dynamic views, which makes for interesting new ways of conveying and receiving information and photos. 

My two favourites are Mosaic and Sidebar and you can check them out here.

Mad Men, Mad Women Party - Duke University

Last Friday evening brought a Mad Men inspired party in the Duke Libraries and students rose to the occasion, men donning well-fitted suits and knit ties while the ladies wore nipped-in silhouette dresses, tight sweaters and pearls.

Paul, Justin and Laura were among the students that attended.

Jazzing It Up At the Museum

Last week brought about a Jazz Party at the Nasher Museum of Art, featuring a fashion show by FORM Magazine, Duke University's very own fashion magazine, Spoken Word poetry by Spoken Verb and Swing dancing. 

Everybody rose to the occasion and dressed up for the event.
Marissa and Sarah H. whom I've featured before are on the right and left respectively. My friend Sarah S.(featured here) and I are in the middle.

The FORM fashion show was a welcomed addition to the night and it drew a large crowd. The theme was Black Tie, working in harmony with the suggested attire for the event. Check out two of the models below who were featured on Campus Sartorialist: Sebastien Vandenheste and Marcus Granlund.

The FORM Fashion show was made possible through the efforts of Mona Ascha, Caroline Long, Jessica Stark, Stormie Leoni, David Kim, Kate Pobuda, Camila Vignaud, Kate Yang, Abby Mathieson, Libby Busdicker and Juline Chevalier on behalf of the Nasher Museum of Art.

Whooga Boots Sweepstake

I know most of you are busy with final exams and papers right now and your mind isn't at shopping but I wanted to introduce you to a new up-and-coming boot brand based in the U.K. Whoogas are a great alternative to the UGG boot, come in both Women's and Men's styles, are entirely made by hand and use the best quality natural thermofleece to keep your feet warm.

Whooga runs a monthly sweepstakes for anyone who subscribes to their newsletter or follows them on Twitter, however if you're not feeling particularly lucky, Whooga has graciously offered the readers of Campus Sartorialist a 10% discount code: 1188PLEASURE (valid for a week).