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Rake up fall fashion

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By Kristin Staub, Reporter

Skinny jeans? Out. Flares and boot cut jeans? In.

With fall upon us, fashions are changing once again. This season, it’s all about flared jeans, stylish boots, textured knits and bold prints and accessories.

Popular prints include cheetah prints, as well as florals, plaids and “ethnic” prints, such as Navajo style patterns. Creative layering of patterns is also fashionable this season.

Accessories are bold. Large, statement pieces complete any outfit. Big diamond-covered or rustic-looking bracelets and necklaces are very popular, and scarves, headbands, rings and large belts complete the look.

Many scarves are now in more neutral colors and patterns, which makes them easy to coordinate with any outfit.

Several styles of boots are in fashion, and sophomore Maddie King loves her Ugg boots.

“You can wear them in any season, and they look good with everything,” King said.

As for the guys, comfy flip flops and calf-high socks complete their outfits. For a dressier day, pair a nice sweater with jeans and Sperry’s.

Sophomore Jaumaureo Phillips comments that he prefers UGGs on a dressed up day, but Nikes or Jordans on a casual day.

These items are not to hard to find, if you look in the right places. Many Kaneland students favor stores such as Forever21, H&M, Urban Outfitters and other vintage looking stores.

Senior Demi Schlehofer commented that she likes to shop at thrift stores because there is always something unique there.

Schelhofer said people should develop personal style rather than following trends.

“Try to stand out and be different. Wear something that you feel comfortable in!” Said Schlehofer, “Wear what makes you happy.”

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