Many inspirations lead to fashion choices

As sophomore Briana Speaker wakes up to pick out her outfit for the day, she goes for clothes that give off a more whimsical, colorful and comfortable style. Her clothes have a deep meaning; for example, she has a shirt with orange butterflies and rhinestones. “It shows who I am as a person, and I also  like dressing up, and also my favorite color is orange.” 

When senior Gunner Wright starts to pick out his outfit for the day, he will go for more of an old-style, grunge choice of clothing. He describes his preference of clothing as a more different, unique style. One of his shirts that has the deepest meaning has the saying “Make America grunge again.” He said, “This shirt expresses me because this is exactly how I feel.”

As a sophomore, Candice Hawthorne usually goes for a more comfy, colorful aesthetic. She has multiple clothes that have meaning to her, but the one that stands out she made by herself. “This sweatshirt shows that I love drawing, and it shows that I’m really easy to talk to because it has butterflies on the back.”

When Shyne Evens sits in front of the closet trying to figure out what outfit to pick for tomorrow, he usually goes for colorful, old-timey clothing. He gets a sense of fashion from his mother. “My mom used to dress me like this when I was a kid all the time.” All of his clothes have deep meaning to him because “I like to cherish the things that people give me.”