A beacon of denim.

Amidst a sea of predictable dresses and baseball caps, I found a style star dancing to their heart's content in the corner of Bomb Night. A gold star for good use of monotone and pulling off denim-on-denim to this extremely kind soul I had the pleasure of meeting - if only we could all have such bravado in our own personal fashion!

horse & carriage

This is the type of picture you always wished you had found of your mom and dad when they were young- looking stylish and happy- instead of that one polaroid from the shotgun wedding.

happy friday

David and Ben show us that caps, cut-offs and cute tees make for QTs

The lovely Paulina earns her keep at Styllini thanks in part to her puffy sleeves and shades- the bigger the better. Always.

Aisha pairs her cutoffs with a top from the St. Louis City Museum- hot find!

double feature

The lovely Lauren was caught while waiting for the bus after a hard day of work in the Art & Design building. She said "but I look so gross today!" I suppose "gross" is slang for fetching here in the C-U

Judging by Styllini, Mike only leaves the porch to switch outfits. It takes a man with a true sense of style to accessorize a perfectly fitted ensemble with spectator wingtips and a WTTW totebag. MAD PROPZ

hey mami, nice bike

Accessories like belts, flat sandals, and grey camoflauge handlebar tape always make the outfit.

Chief Styllini loves nothing more than girls who match their outfits for parties, be it accidental or intentional. For one, finding your friend is a thousand times easier. One can simply ask, "Have you seen the girl that looks like me?" and forgo that tedious name business!

Back in Black

In this post, we found a few boys who are too cool for school. Luckily, they decided to come back to campus anyway.



In case you can't tell, Zak's shirt says "Cadillac." Sorry ladies, he's taken!



Even Mike's cigarettes are black.