Street Style: BSU students stand out in the cold

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Sophomore aviation science major Emmanuel Amoako sports a gray patterned sweater with matching sneakers. This sweater sets him apart from all the athletic sweatshirts roaming the campus.
Kendra Perry – All photos
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Senior special education major Jessica Noyes keeps it classic with a trench coat and silk scarf. This outfit is the perfect transition from winter to spring.
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Wearing black head to toe is always a chic look. Junior management major Haley Beaodoin’s hair is just the right pop of color to say goodbye to winter and welcome in the warmer season.
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Senior elementary education major Helen Kerrigan looks polished with a red blouse and statement necklace. She wears BSU colors in a new and stylish way.
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Sophomore elementary education major Shannon Trahon works the monochrome trend wearing all neutrals. This look is comfortable and cute, taking part in the ever popular infinity scarf trend.
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