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Brimming With s t y l e

" My favorite outfit is my birthday suit," sweatshirts, t-shirts and flannels. Junior
Junior John Konopik said. After surveying Rob Sistek agrees with the majority of the
numerous other students on their favorite student body that jeans complement any
fashions, the majority agreed that the larg­ type of shirt . "I prefer to wear jeans
est portion of their clothes were from the because they're comfortable, and they go
Gap. with almost anything.”
Senior Megan Holmes said, "The Gap Since flannel shirts have become a favor­
has basic styles of clothing that everyone ite, plaid patterns seem to be very trendy
likes." Otherfavorite stores include Dillard's as well. "Most of my flannel shirts are
and Limited Express. colorful plaids," Holmes said.
Girbaud, Gap, and Structure wereamong "Every great outfit deserves great
the most popular name brands. Accord­ accessories," Megan said. "I loveshop­
ing to Holmes, it's because baggy clothes ping for jewelry and shoes." The most
are stylish right now, and these particular
popular new fash ions in shoes are cow­
clothes are made to fit loosely.
boy boots, Reebok hightops, and Nike
The most popular shirts consist of
and K-Swiss tennis shoes. Amie
Vignaroli

Senior Mike Bentley prefers his
clothes baggy. Lorri Queen

Displaying the casual look are Juniors
Patricia Jensen and Kelly Watson
and Freshman Holly Schroeppel.

Junior Trevor Schendt wears one of Senior Derrick Bell surrounds himse
the newest fashions, cowboy boots. with stylish freshmen Vonetta Fletche
and Sue Purnell who wear the bagg
look. Karen Kenelly

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