As we climb out of quarantine, we are seeing a lot of vibrant colors and interesting fabrics again. Satin was huge this summer and has clearly started to trickle into our school wear as well.
Mom/ boyfriend jeans have been in for quite some time, now it seems like we are welcoming in a new “jean craze”. This boot cut and low waisted combination is a nice subtle nod to the y2k trend that has been so incredibly popular this past year.
Used as a trendy replacement for backpacks, tote bags seem to be the new back-to-school staple. For those who don’t like lugging around a bulky backpack, this fashionable and handy bag might be just what you need.
2021- the year of the platformed shoes. Again, a nod to the 90’s and early 2000’s, these statement sandals are the perfect way to spice up an outfit.
Stacking jewelry has to be one of my favorite recent trends. Not only have pearls come back, but now they are worn in casual ways- with a t-shirt and jeans, or even under a sweatshirt. Seeing boys and girls both wearing lots of jewelry has been really great as well, accessories have no gender and I am happy people are finally realizing it.
Converse are something that never seem to go out of style. They were popular 20 years ago and will be popular 20 years from now. Lately, the colorful, platformed version of this beloved wardrobe staple seems to have taken our school by storm.
The “preppy” look is something that has come back from last year. Polo shirts, sweater vests, headbands, and tennis skirts seem to have taken over many wardrobes yet again and this outfit is a great example of how to style this aesthetic for school!
Why wear just one or two rings when you could have one on every finger? Recently, I have been seeing a lot of stacked rings- mixes of golds and silvers, different colors, and styles. This accessory is a great way to add something extra to your outfit with minimal effort.
Design by Trevor Boles
Design by Trevor Boles
Design by Brianna Aviles
Design by Brianna Aviles
Design by Casey Donnelly
Design by Jake Devigne
Design by Jake Devigne
Design by Jake Devigne
Design by Grace L’archevesque
Design by Sophie Magnifico
Design by Sophie Magnifico
Design by Olivia Mattera
