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A person could walk through shirts, and sandals were in. Amer i-
the halls and feel like the school had can Eagle, and Abercromb ie were
put on a fashion show . Frayed the best places to get that look,"
jeans, clunky shoes, dyed hair, and junior Joe Sequenzia said.
silver jewelry were important to Depending on the ind ividual,
teenagers, and stu- bargain shopping was popular
dents went to a among students because of their
variety of lengths low budget, and unwillingness to
to achieve the spend a lot of money on clothes .

"perfect look." However, a few were fanatic about
"!spend a shopping, and spent every last
lot of time penny on their ensemble.
getting ready in the "There are days when l spend a
morning. Whenever l feel ton of money, and some when l
that l am looking good, or l have a only spend a little. lt
cute outfit on, l have more conf i- depends on what
dence in myself," freshman Amy stores have
Neuberger said. sales, and if
Fashion trends seemed to there are
take a sharp turn over the past any worth-
year, as well as the selection of wh ils: clothes t

stores to choose from. Shops
such as Wet Seal, Abercrombie and ting a great outfit at a
Fitch, and Structure took styles price," Neuberger said.
from the 60s and 7Os and incor- No matter who one talked to,
porated them into their fashion line. expressing oneself in fash ion was
"Baggy jeans, long-sleeved t- important among teens.
pages by Alyson Carstens and T ora Pate

uthng back jean£ at Wet Seal i.£
P
£enior Steviee Zimmerman. She
worked there £or one and a hal£ year£,
and £aid that being a £ale£per£on he£
helped her become more £uhionable.
photo by Can dice Kellogg
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