by Maggie Schmitz
It is 3:37 pm at Potosi High School and the end of the day bell has rung. High school students dressed in different styles and colors flee their classrooms and emerge into the hallway. Some are wearing jeans and a nice top, while others are wearing a t-shirt and sneakers. But just like every other school, Potosí High School does have some common styles and fashion statements that are popular throughout the school. The fashion does change with the season and as styles go in and out, but at a small school like Potosi, many people share similar tastes in fashion. Students often take inspiration from one another and build off of other’s tastes and ideas. Other students might also get inspiration from siblings, social media, and celebrities.
When it comes to shopping for clothing, the possibilities are endless since we have access to the internet and online shopping. Although we have the internet, many students prefer to go shopping in-store. This way they can try on clothing to see if things fit and look good. Students shop at the Dubuque and Madison malls and at outlet malls such as the ones in Wisconsin Dells and Johnson Creek. Outlet malls sell name brand merchandise for a discounted price so you can get great deals on a lot of new clothing. This is especially nice for high school students since they do not have a very big income. Lots of students feel guilty spending a lot of their money on clothing so they are smart shoppers and look for deals and reasonable prices. Stores such as American Eagle, Forever 21, Dick’s Sporting Goods, and The Finish Line are popular places for high school students to shop.
Although Potosi High School is a very small school with not much diversity, the fashion at school is continuing to grow, and more and more people are beginning to feel more comfortable expressing their style. When students can express themselves freely through their outfits, they feel more confident, comfortable, and happy. “I feel better when I wear what I want because it gives me confidence, and the better I look, the better I feel,” stays Potosi student Amber Udelhoven. Students can wear what they want, which exposes other students to new styles and ideas. The fashion at Potosí High School continues to expand and become more diverse every day, helping more and more students express themselves.
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