Observations about Back to School Fashion

mukunda22 wrote...

I am a tee shirt and sweat pants kinda gal, unless I have to dress up. And since my dog ate all of my high heels, I haven't worn them, probably 11 years, or so!!

Fun lens!!

Posted September 29, 2009

JaguarJulie wrote...

I surely remember those Catholic school uniforms and how hot they were being wool. And, they were red, black, gray plaid -- something I hear is back in fashion these days for back to school.

Posted August 06, 2009

starsam wrote...

Your lens would be a great addition to the 'Fashion - Fashion Models' Group
( http://www.squidoo.com/groups/fashion-models )
Feel free to add it anytime!

Posted February 12, 2009

dc64 wrote...

Very unique lens. I would have never thought of this, and when I happened upon it, I just had to check it out! Great perspective and 5 stars

Posted October 22, 2008

Eclectic_Muse wrote...

My girls are little fashion plates. For the teen, if it's not in, it's out of her closet. The little one is coached by the teen on what to wear and when. Thanks to Grandma and Grandpa, I don't have to do much shopping for either of them. Nice job!

Posted October 06, 2008

EelKat wrote...

This is a great lens.

I'm afraid I never understood the concept of *school fashions*...uhm... I didn't go to school, so that may have something to do with it, but anyways, I look at school fashions and ask myself *Why are these people worried about cloths?* They are going to school to learn not look good, or did I miss the point of school? I don't know, maybe I'm too much of a book worm, but I just don't get the whole *school fashion* movement.

I do agree that like you say, fashion shows a persons personality. Cloths do effect how others see you and what they think of a person and how they *think* you are, wither what they think is right or wrong, they are going to think it anyways, based on what you wear.

I think, that people should just wear what they like, because it makes them happy and is comfortable to wear. Too many people wear cloths to look good first and sacrifice comfort, when they should put comfort first.

Posted September 29, 2008

debnet wrote...

Good idea for a lens. One thing that I thought about whilst reading was that some may not have any choice over changing due to the family financially situation. Younger children rely on parents to provide their uniform and have no input over styles. 5 *

Posted September 09, 2008

LaraineRose wrote...

I used to work at an elementary school a while ago. I always enjoyed seeing the children coming to school on that first day after the summer vacation. Scrubbed and polished, most of them were. Although the styles are a bit different now, there are still many children who don't go to extremes and I applaud them. Great lens. 5 stars. favored, fan and lensrolled.

Posted September 04, 2008

Tiddledeewinks wrote...

I live in tees and jeans, but love a vintage dress for church. I loved the pattern books in high school home ec classes. Love to make my own dresses.

Posted August 27, 2008