*Disclaimer: I'm not in college anymore, but in my 20's*
I think suiting up as a 22 year old will look incongruous. Maybe you have an older, more masculine face and it would work... but I'm guessing it'll draw more attention to your youth than make you look high class. In college, being tryhard is espcially deadly. It's probably best to succeed in a more subtle way.
via Male Fashion Advice:
College Starter Kit
![[Image: hFN5b.png]](http://i.imgur.com/hFN5b.png)
Frat/bro culture makes the prep look acceptable. But generally, the frat bros wear a very crude version of the preppy look. The hipster/plaid look is in too. If you put some conscious style into it, your look will "fit in", but stand out based on quality.
Try a look like this:
![[Image: vDghm.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/vDghm.jpg)
...Or if you don't like preppy, check out this spring fashion thread. Henleys, breezy button ups, light shoes, etc. I rock this look, and it helps my youthful face look a little more mature, without going too tryhard and backfiring.
![[Image: pEbSQ.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/pEbSQ.jpg)
I think suiting up as a 22 year old will look incongruous. Maybe you have an older, more masculine face and it would work... but I'm guessing it'll draw more attention to your youth than make you look high class. In college, being tryhard is espcially deadly. It's probably best to succeed in a more subtle way.
via Male Fashion Advice:
College Starter Kit
Frat/bro culture makes the prep look acceptable. But generally, the frat bros wear a very crude version of the preppy look. The hipster/plaid look is in too. If you put some conscious style into it, your look will "fit in", but stand out based on quality.
Try a look like this:
...Or if you don't like preppy, check out this spring fashion thread. Henleys, breezy button ups, light shoes, etc. I rock this look, and it helps my youthful face look a little more mature, without going too tryhard and backfiring.