Some women don't need heavy splashes of color, or a splattering of bling to stand out on the streets. Case in point: Chantae Vetrice. With boots she picked up at a gothic store on St. Marks, the model/singer put stomp (and style) into her all-black-everything get up near Astor place last week. From her jacket's striking angles to her gravity defying hair-do, her look is what people in her homeland of Spain would call fiero (that's fierce, duh). The pink lip's all Vetrice added from the color department, and frankly that's all a good-looking girl needs to keep tongues wagging. Looks like black really is the new color-block...

This girl ain’t just any ol’ girl—she’s Fendi's girl. Much like Andy Warhol’s right hand lady, Edie Sedgwick, Federica Parruccini has a talent for making heads turn and threads unravel on Fifth Ave —a craft passed onto her from Papa Federica, no doubt, who’s a veteran in the fashion game. Interestingly, however, Federica’s anything but in-your-face about her fashion flair. We found her right down the road from Fendi (where she does PR, by the way...NBD) in a chic vintage jumper, which she wore with a vintage belt and some cherry-red Fendi heels for a pop of color. And to complete the look—a perfect little black satchel, also a Fendi production, which she so smartly embellished with cute little charms snagged in San Francisco. So, Santa, if you're still taking wishes, how about a Fendi stocking stuffer...mistletoe included?

James Bond knows a beauty when he sees one. Rocking skin-tight outfits and wavy tresses, Halle Berry, Denise Richards, and Eva Green all fell for his sexy. But it's about time that Bond get some arm candy with a bit more edge, a dash of sass -  a Dana Hurwitz, for example. Founder of BOND Hardware, Hurwitz is pushing the envelope when it comes to jewelry, creating statement pieces for the kid who wants to stand out. Near NYU's Washington Square, we got a look at the S&M'y "Hitch Ring" she created for the line, and got to gawk at her garter leggings and shocking red shorts. The Gaga-green locks bring attention to her stunning face, and give her more reason to whip her hair back and forth. The Bond girl always has a deadly secret weapon, after all...

Our #CampusCrawl comes to a close today, but not before showcasing our fave upload from an avid Swagger fan. Korelle's a Temple University student who rocks clean-cut lines like a pro, and vintage threads like diva. The no-collar aqua blazer is an absolute showstopper, along with those frames, those boots...and that face. Swoooon. So, should she win a pair of new boots? Vote by sharing her photo on Facebook!

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We've all dreamed of living in a past era. Perhaps your vintage-vie was set in the 70s with its free love fanaticism? Or maybe the Roaring 20s, when furs and well-cut suits were the norm? Well, according to SVA photography student Ruby Johnstone, living in the 40s or 50s would be just swell. The long coats, and just-past-knee-length dresses with pumps would be sheer style perfection, she says; so she wears vintage pieces in 2011 that reflect the fashions of the post-war era. When Johnstone's not at school or taking shots, she's snagging clothes from the vintage store where she works, and #CampusCrawl is the better for it. Because Johnstone is a welcome blast from the past right down to her vintage purse.

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Is it too early to give thanks? Because if not, we'd like to thank The New School (and Brian Allen's mama) for bringing this windswept wonder into our purview. No, really, feast your eyes upon the kid, rocking fall fashion at its very best. For #CampusCrawl, the Environmental studies major wore a little nature on his sleeve in a thrift overcoat from No Relation in the East Village; he says the store's his go-to for stocking up on threads (they are recycled, after all). No denying it: The sophomore's simply a style-stunner. And for that, we give thanks and pray.

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We'll just say it: Brooklyn's premiere art school, Pratt, wouldn't be the same without Samuel Sutcliffe. The kid's loud - in both style and attitude - so trust us when we tell you, the senior doesn't walk to class, he's followed. An architecture  major, Sutcliffe interns at the ultra-hip design firm, Rafael De Cardenas, helping to create fun shop windows and sexy visual experiences. His pants are leather (amen!), boots are cranberry-colored Docs, sweater's vintage, and peeping collar bling's hand-made by Bond Hardware. Oh, and the pink hair?  It's just loud.

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So, how does NYU manage to attract beauty, talent, and style onto its non-campus campus? We're not quite sure, but we do know girls like Kyla Rivera are doing their part to step up the school's 'It'- factor. She doesn't just have a knack for nailing #patternedswag, but Rivera has a mind-blowing voice to boot (speaking of, do you see those tan boot-ies...gorg!). Rivera's done voice acting for Avatar the Last Airbender and The Pet Show (both on Nickolodeon), but has also graced the theater stage as well.  Oh, and most recently, she's managed to top the street style charts...natch. Who needs SAT scores when you've got a resume that reads singer, style-maven and stunner? Nice work, NYU. Nice Work.

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All the world's a stage and Ben Doenbush, well, he's a top player. Putting a creative spin on what he'd call “boring” clothing, the New School theater major has a style that's smooth enough to attract an audience. For his #CampusCrawl look, he donned a draped vintage scarf, Hermes belt, and oh-so-adorbs knitted hat, taking the crisp-fall-day-look to cool heights. Side snaps go to his jean folds, it's cuffin' season after all! Encore, please!

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Some women don't need heavy splashes of color, or a splattering of bling to stand out on the streets. Case in point: Chantae Vetrice. With boots she picked up at a gothic store on St. Marks, the model/singer put stomp (and style) into her all-black-everything get up near Astor place last week. From her jacket's striking angles to her gravity defying hair-do, her look is what people in her homeland of Spain would call fiero (that's fierce, duh). The pink lip's all Vetrice added from the color department, and frankly that's all a good-looking girl needs to keep tongues wagging. Looks like black really is the new color-block...