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Throughout the halls , students were seen in such styles as
corduroy, retro, casual,and grunge. A key thing when

looking for "in" fashions was finding comfort.
larform shoes, Also seen were different pants, corduroy shirts, or
uolyester pantsuits, tie-dye hairstyles, such as the baby corduroy skirts, many stu-
shirts, psychedelic prints, barrettes and pigtails, that dents sported this fashion
velour, and bell bottoms. were common years ago. because of its comfort and
High bangs, double slouch "Seeing the fashi ons I wear easy care.
socks, blue eyeshadow, big today, my mom always re- Students often se-
hair, tight jeans, and minds me of how "in" they lected their wardrobes on
mohawks. Doc comfort. ''I'm not
Martens, metallic out to impress
outfits, knee-h"igh fortable and to be -
anyone. I just
Corduroy was
socks, baggy jeans, want to feel com- one of the
retro clothes, baby- fashions that
doll dresses, and myself," senior was popular
this year.
flannel pants, Caron Smith Seniors Matt
Crites and
shirts, skirts, jack- said. Lacy Olsen
ets, hats, and slip- Students talk in the hall
pers. These were may not have re- while sporting
their corduroy
just some of the alized or intended pants and
many items that it, but many of jacket. photo
by Kristin
were part of the them dressed to Riming/on
fashion world over impress the oppo-
the past 30 years. site sex. Girls -
From de- were seen in skirts Fashion could
cade to decade, the and sweaters and be comfortable
as well as
styles changed guys were seen in good-looking.
completely; however, in the were when she was young," slacks and button-down col- Juniors Jen
Hein and
90's, many of these past senior Sarah Friedlund lared shirts. "I pick out my Regan
fashions came back into said. skirt outfits because I think Marquiss show
off the baggy
style. When students they're cute. If what I wear look, which
Today, shoes with looked around the halls, cor- attracts the opposite sex, oh was also very
popular this
thick soles based on the plat- duroy was everywhere. well!!!!" senior Megan year. photo by
form idea bec-ame popular. Whether it was corduroy Warren said . • Katie Hoke
by Kristin Rimington -
& Erin Huffman A past trend
that came into
fashion again
was the "retro"
style. Seniors
Lindsy
Doucette and
Elizabeth
Goodbrake
show off their
metallic
clothing and
"retro" style
sunglasses.
photo by Kristin
Rimington

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