It's happened on more than one occasion.
The occasion of being called out more than once for dressing down for class and by "down" I mean some of the haters we hate to love claiming that they can't see the shorts we're wearing under the oversized band tee on our way to class.
Contrary to popular belief, yes I'm not oblivious to how my choice of outfits for class tends to shift on the more comfortable side and yes, I am aware that it looks like I'm not wearing pants, I like it that way.
Every girl in college wears what they feel is comfortable enough to wear in a 2-hour lecture and these are my ideas of comfort.
1. The infamous oversized tee with Nike shorts.
I'll say it right now, I have a variety of assorted Soffee and Nike shorts that I pair with almost every oversized tee I own and it's my go-to for those 8 AM math lectures.
2. Oversized tee with leggings and riding boots.
Once the first red, yellow and orange leaf is found on campus grounds, you know you're about to see a swarm of college girls, like me, sporting riding boots in every shade of brown. Jeans optional.
3. Oversized tee with leggings and rain boots.
Once the first rainfall hits campus, you better believe you'll see this same 'fit paired with Hunter boots in almost every color.
4. The "I'm going to the gym right after class, I SWEAR" look.
Whether or not I have plans to go to the gym after class or not, I'm probably in my gym gear 4 times of the week and I'm not ashamed by it.
5. Jeans.
I've always had a hate/hate relationship with wearing jeans when I absolutely do not have to and here's why: they make my derriere completely disappear. When (and if) you catch me wearing jeans in lecture hall it's probably because someone paid me a large sum of money to do so.
6. Your boyfriend's flannel paired with... you guessed it, your favorite pair of leggings.
This is probably one of the many flannels I've stolen from my boyfriend and certainly not the last one. Paired with another favorite standard black leggings, you can't go wrong with this outfit to snooze in.
7. The baseball hat and quarter zip ensemble.
One of my all times favorites, you can't go wrong with a zipper up 3x too big for your body and a baseball hat you honestly forgot where you got it from. We also can't forget our infamous black leggings.
8. Your "walk of shame" outfit.
Now, this doesn't mean you roll up to Intro to Psychology wearing what you wore to the lacrosse mixer the night before, no. This is more of the outfit you so quickly had to throw on in a span of two minutes because you left so and so's apartment downtown an hour too late.
9. A v-neck.
Another one of my favorites.
10. Dresses (or anything even relatively formal).
Disclaimer: I personally would never come to class wearing this but gigantic kudos to cute a** girls that do decide to wear this because you look good.
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