Daniel Biro

Written By Garb Berkeley

Class of 2025
interdisciplinary studies

he/him/his

favorite brand? Laquan Smith because he is revolutionizing dressing for a night out. There are few designers like Laquan right now. He understands and maintains the perfect balance between sensuality and luxury. His garments are sexy, chic, and most importantly they are eye-catching that you gasp anytime you see one.

who or what is inspiring your fashion sense at the moment? Film & TV is inspiring my fashion sense right now. I'm watching so many shows with such incredible costume designers that make me want to dress like my favorite characters. Shiona Turini for Insecure, Amy Roberts for The Crown (shoutout Princess Diana!), and Alex Bovaird for The White Lotus are a few that I've been obsessed with recently.

 
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