When we think about going back to school, we usually think about the stress behind the upcoming schoolwork, the syllabus, meeting new friends, and disrupting our daily lives. When the first week of school starts, you have to pick a style from your closet before you arrive on campus.

Whether the outfit has a massive reputation or a simple nature, below is a small collection of some of my favorite outfits that students have worn!

All images were shot on 35mm, Cinestill 800T analog film.

This University of Nevada, Reno student used the umbrella as an accessory and shade after the heat of the summer. Her choice of a simple red shirt and long denim her jeans captures the attention of those around her and makes her stand out without distracting her.

With a classy bag and a classic hat that recalls the best summer in fashion history, this figure takes a break from the sun to show off her outfit. It’s easy to miss, but once you notice it, it has a big impact.

This student from UNR has a powerful smile and rocks her glamorous, culture-inspired hair and simple white sunglasses that echo the look of Beyoncé’s summer hit “Renaissance.”

Showing off her beautiful smile and amazing eyeshadow, this student struts around the Joe Crowley Student Union in a striking white top that complements her eyeshadow. The top is layered over a black, greedy crop top with boots that express power.

Students waiting for coffee at Starbucks are having a happy and fun time. The outfit promises to showcase her one of summer’s brightest colors: yellow. Her layered top includes a pastel look, and underneath is a fall-themed undertone shirt made with a zipper that is an accessory in itself. The energy coming from her lights up the room.

This student walking on campus captures the cultural side of the trendy Y2K look. Introducing a backpack that breaks the usual boundaries of fit and can easily capture anyone’s eye.Perfectly styled hair paired with white muscles on her t-shirt make this student’s fit Feelings can easily blend in and attract attention.

Walking across campus with a refreshing Starbucks drink in hand, this student knew exactly what look he wanted to achieve and made it happen. Each part of her outfit, from the bag to the hair to the shirt, complements each other, and this fit looks promising and is a feast for her eyes.

This University of Nevada, Reno student wears a hat that fits her style and personality. An oversized look made with a shirt and baggy jeans, this outfit is easy to miss, but once you notice it, you’ll never forget it.

This student enjoys dining in Argenta Hall’s state-of-the-art dining room. Perfectly encapsulating their energy, they wear his t-shirt with pastel stripes. Their simply styled hair attracts the attention of others and receives it well.

This University of Nevada, Reno student wears fashionable bracelets and a pastel-colored muscle top, cell phone in hand, and walks to her quad after class. The most inspired piece this student wears is her Fjällräven Kanken, a very nostalgic and classic backpack created in 1978. Backpack’s aged appearance also allows observers to consider Backpack’s past stories with her and the number of experiences they shared. together.

This studying student wears a simple outfit that captures the basic and customary attire most college students wear on a normal day. It can further set standards for what is considered quintessential fashion.

In another simple look, this student has her hair pulled up in a bun. While on her phone, she enjoys a red drink and people watch people enter the Joe Crowley Student Union.

Another college student wears a reflective skeleton crop tee and shows off her cultural hairstyle. She’s reflective in her cap too, with all her eyes on her, and needs a strong sense of self-confidence and self-love that she not only has, but radiates and spreads wherever she goes.

This eye-catching, game-changing student dresses up as Far From Home’s Spider-Man despite the scorching summer heat. This outfit promises to turn heads. It can be tough to maintain, but the taste of exclusivity outweighs its drawbacks.

The opinions expressed in The Nevada Sagebrush are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of The Sagebrush or its staff. Gabriel Kanae is a journalism student at the University of Nevada. Contact him at edrewes@sagebrush.unr.edu and on his Twitter @NevadaSagebrush.