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Natalie A.

Aug 6, 2015

Natalie A.

I love distressed skinny jeans, distressed boyfriend jeans, or shorts with a graphic tee or muscle shirt with a flannel around my waist or on depending on the weather. I also love rompers and skirts with a casual top and some jewelry.

Sariah R.

Aug 6, 2015

Sariah R.

I had the same problem. For fall I am wearing big cardigans in the colors of either black, grey, maroon etc. with jean ( distressed or not :) ) in black, maroon, dark blue, and light blue. Under the cardigans a regular shirt black, white, cream, grey etc. for shoes I would go with a boot (black ad brown) with a heel. As for accessories bracelets and long necklaces and simple earrings. For spring/ summer lighter jeans and nice flows blouses Abercrombie and Hollister tend to have very cute ones. Sandals and flats are grey during spring and summer!! I hope this helped!!

katie s.

Aug 6, 2015

katie s.

I am a freshman (today was my first day) At my school, we can't wear distressed jeans or anything with holes. I just wore a nice pair of skinny high waisted jeans from Aeropostale and a loose lacy cropped top (only the back is lacy) I then paired that with flats.

Lala L.

Aug 6, 2015

Lala L.

What I wore my freshman year was mostly. Shorts , cardigans with tank tops , jeans , etc.

Lala L.

Aug 6, 2015

Lala L.

So I'll say since its summer , I'll wear shorts with graphic tank tops or shirts.

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