Fashion Spread

Lorna Probasco/ Hilltop Views|October 17, 2016

Jacob Gonzalez

Year: Freshman

Major: Entrepreneurship

Style: Miscellaneous thrift box at an estate sale. Featuring an eclectic fashionable style, Gonzalez often refers to his staples of jackets and denim to pull together many of his looks. With pops of patterns and well put together outfits, Gonzalez often thrifts and alters his own clothes in order to create pieces you won’t find in stores, which are dramatic and unique.

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