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What did you use to wear in High School that now you are embarassed to think about & wonder how you pulled it off?

>> No.7304292

Everything baggy

I don't think I bought a single pair of jeans that actually fit until I graduated

>> No.7304294

fluro stuff

>> No.7304300

>>7304288
once i wore a gothic corset.

so not fit for school.

i don't know how i even lived with myself thinking that was cute.

>> No.7304305

acne
apc
norse projects

>> No.7304315

like, 80% uniqlo + stuff my parents would give me and some other stuff i found in thrift shops. i dressed pretty alright. i certainly got a hell of a lot more compliments than i do now

>> No.7304322

skinny jeans, vans rowleys, and a hoodie (I think it was some BMX company - animal maybe?) every single day

no regrets

>> No.7304331

fox head

rick owens

>> No.7304366

i wore tight jeans in grade 8 to casual dress day at a catholic school in a bogan town and literally for the whole day everyone just stared at me, like they just didnt take their eyes off me, they were locked onto me but they didnt like at the same time, niggas was just staring at ya boy

>> No.7304375

in middle school i only wore hollister and abercrombie lol

>> No.7304405

a school uniform

it was a black blazer, white shirt, school colour tie, slim fit black dress pants, black oxfords


at the time it was sort of awful having to wear one but now i look back it was effay af


i would never send my kids to a school with a mufti dress code

>> No.7304416

i wore stick-on earrings every day for a month and tried to convince people they were real. way past the 90's so even less of an excuse.

>> No.7304418
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creative recs
rock & republic or true religion jeans
h&m tees & outerwear

>mfw all that wasted money

>> No.7304421

So did you all know that Lagerfeld is in2 small, pubescent boys b/c he was molested as a kid?

I still look up to the guy but he's getting old and needs to relinquish the throne. He's losing his touch and the work's suffering.

I like some of the stuff he made for Chanel, though. Was a fan of his during HS. thought Chanel was classy as shit.

>> No.7304446

>>7304405
>i would never send my kids to a school with a mufti dress code
i would, cause they should express themselves. when older they will need that experience to chose outfits.

>> No.7304459

>>7304292

Seconding this.
I remember walking to gas stations up the street from my house and waiting for the sock man to deliver 6x tall tees in front of the brick-and-mortars. I paired them with Girbaud jeans, AF 1s and every known specimen of fitted hat. In a word, I was the plebiest of pleb. Pleb squared.

>> No.7304471

>>7304405
I wore a uniform throughout hs, and pretty much every school level I went through for that matter, that when I met people that said they didn't have to wear a uniform for school I thought that was strange.

There were 2 uniforms:
School formal uniform: White oxford shirt - french cuffs - light blue school blazer - light blue scool tie - charcoal grey pants - black capped oxfords or black docs derbies.

House formal:
Grey blazer (my house colour was grey) - light blue oxford shirt - grey tie - same pants and shoes.

I was always jelly of the other boys' houses that had nicer colours than fucking grey - at least they got to wear a decent colour for a blazer.

>> No.7304475

Wasn't to bad, slim fit levi's, blank t-shirts/sweaters with blank jackets if it was wet/cold. and nike/vans/new balance. most of my stuff was bought at thrift shops, on sale, or given to me as a chirstmass present, the only thing i spent a lot of money on was shoes but thats pretty much everyone at HS.

>> No.7304495

>>7304471
Where the fuck are you, Hogwarts?

>> No.7304497

Wore metal band shirts, skinny jeans and sneakers. No variation.

>> No.7304498

>>7304446


shut up public schooler

ur h&m uniqlo rag wearing ass sure is individual huh lmao

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>>7304498
rather pretentious, aren't we?

>> No.7304524

>>7304498
>not sending your kids to a steiner school
stay pleb

>> No.7304531

>>7304292
I was like this too. looking back on the jeans I wore it's absolutely disgusting how not a single pair fit well. I didn't like wasting things, and since I was still growing I'd get larger pants and just use a belt to make them "fit"

I also wore garbage graphic tees through most of middle and high school. last year or so of high school I started wearing band tees that I got from concerts. step up from the threadless tier graphic tees.

also wore large skate shoes in middle school. by high school I just wore converse.

>> No.7304534

Threadless/shirt.woot tees and skinny jeans.

>> No.7304536

>>7304495
lel no.
It was fun reading those books when being there though, but our dining hall wasn't anywhere near as cool as that one in the films and no magic.

>> No.7304540

Well, when I went to my private school it was
>White business shirt
>Grey slacks
>Blue and gold vertical stripe blazer
>Blue and gold horizontal stripe tie
>Oxfords

But now I go to a TAFE (ausfag here) so I just wear jeans, boots, plain coloured tee (either white, grey or burgundy) and an SoA hoodie.

I am so prepared for the hate I get for wearing a hoodie with a massive graphic on it.

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>>7304536
>and no magic.
tfw no magic boarding school

>> No.7304546

>>7304288
I was rocking adio, element, DC, cliche & other skate shit. I'm not embarrassed tho.

>> No.7304548

>>7304540
>Blue and gold vertical stripe blazer
>Blue and gold horizontal stripe tie
At least it wasn't purple and gold, otherwise I'd call you a faggot and a joo lel
Still fucking hideous though, damn.

>> No.7304552

>>7304548
Plus it was catholic, some of the brothers were actually sent down for paedophilia... fucking makes me sick.

I'm surprised you ain't buttmad for me wearing a graphic hoodie

>> No.7306847

9th grade
>DC skate shoes
>Skating related graphic tees

10th grade
>nothing but graphic tees

11th grade
>super baggy sweatshirts everyday

12th grade
>same shit as 11th grade

Halfway through senior year I decided to become /fa/. It's been a gradual transformation but I think I'm doing on okay job now. The one thing that was always on point was my jeans. I'd been rocking slim/skinny jeans since sixth grade. I remember getting a ton of hate back then because skinny jeans weren't really in style though (or maybe the people around me were too pleb to appreciate them).

>> No.7307622

>>7304288
My uniform, because im australian

>> No.7307688

and you guys get cool uniforms wow

all i had was:

ugly-ass stretchy fabric polo shirt available in blue (like literally the shade of the primary colour) and white. The blue one also had the proportions of a tall tee.

pants were dress pants.

shoes were either boxy loafers or ridiculously hideous leather shoes with laces.

>> No.7308183

>>7304288
>implying I pulled anything off

>> No.7308661

>>7304540
what are you studying?

>> No.7309208

get fit, wear nothing but boardshorts or jeans on bot
>supreme
embarassing

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>>7304288
I literally tried to dress fedora-lounge tier. Except I never asked my parents for new clothes, so I wore baggy ass jeans with a tucked in baggy ass oxford and slicked my hair to the side for #madmenhair

I then wore my father's gold watch and running shoes. I sometimes attached a tie or put on a hoodie when it was cold.

>> No.7309319

>>7309232
pics

>> No.7310781

rick owens

>> No.7312281

>>7304524

>muh eurythmy