<human>: She first introduced herself at a bookstore, and I was stunned because from an objective standpoint, she is incredibly gorgeous and beautiful. To the point where people encourage her to get into modeling. At the time I just recently broke up with my girlfriend and decided to not engage in any romantic relationships for the remainder of my senior year. After hanging out, I mentioned this to her and she was fine with it. We hook up often, but hang out like regular friends.

Recently, she ditched her contacts and started wearing hipster-esque clear glasses. She had also replaced looking feminine with oversized sweaters and high waisted jeans. Suffice to say, it looks very 'hipster' and somewhat unattractive. I recently joked about her sweater and she told me she got tired of people acknowledging her looks before her efforts. She wanted to be known for her work in school, than a girl who "sucked dick to get an A." She's majoring in philosophy and minoring in computer science, both known to be predominently male majors. The weird thing is she reverts back to her normal wear of skirts and dresses outside of school when we hang out. 

I personally don't think it's an issue to be gorgeous in the classroom, because her work should overshine her looks than vice versa. How do I tell her this without seeming like the thoughts of her looks affecting her reputuation is foolish to contemplate?

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: My very attractive fwb thinks her looks affect how people take her seriously in college, and I think she's wrong because if her work was great, then people would recognize that instead of her looks.