Fashion at school-How far do you agree?
80049
Depends. In my school, the tights and skirt from the 80s seems popular with a few girls. We also have Converses, the skater look, and hoddies seems to be cool fashion in our grade.
665656
I really believe this depends on what part of the country your graduation is in.  I have attended graduations in Texas and have seen anywhere from shorts (I personally think that was a little to casual)  to Sunday clothes, which in my opinion is more appropriate.
170352
Some people say that school uniform diminshes pupils' individuality. \n\nI disagree - this is just like saying that you <can> judge a book by its cover (or in this case, a person by the clothes they wear).
383054
Could it be the way you're dressed? Have you asked someone that is close to you their opinion?
819366
I'm in grad school, but I'd love to go to class naked and act as if it were the most ordinary thing in the world.  I like being naked and would love to see everyone's reactions.  \n\nMaybe we can organize a clothing optional day at schools and offices...sign me up!\n\nThanks for the cool question!
615546
hmm alot...when I'm @ school I always see girls wearing thongs it's hott hah
840270
Do you mean the schools make them ONLY wear underwear - nothing else? If this is the case, I would be talking to the schools directly, I am unsure if/how this can be justified myself, maybe the school itself has reasons - but ultimately you are the best person to judge what is right and desirable for your child, so if you are not happy with their response, say so - with your words and with your feet if need be. Good luck!
814539
hey, i wanted to do exactly the same thing, so i wen to my careers advisor, she saw the designs id draw from little up to gcse (km at uni now) and she said id do very well, if i was picked. she told me that to work in the fashion industry is extremely competitive and i must be able to push my way past thers and walk all over them... which i didnt like. she also said that it takes alot of money to go forward into a career like that as you have to provide your own labour, your own material and your own machines to work on. that was were i stopped as i couldnt afford all the material or machinery at the time. however if you are extremely determined about the place you want to be and you let noone stand in your way then you will do brilliantly and get where you want to be, as long as you have that determinati it shouldnt matter what people think.\n\nif you get that job then the rewards will be limitless, but youve got to work your way up there first which will be hard\n\nim doing psychology with criminology at uni a the moment and im regretting not taking fashion, so if your seriously thinking about it go for it, you may, like me, regret not doing it in the future\n\ngood luck with what ever you choose.\n\nx
1100678
I personally think you should settle for what you have all ready. Trying to get more popular might, and will probably end in disaster. \nMost popular girl in school? It won't matter a few years from now. Settle for what you have. Popularity isn't about pretty clothes, money and friends, it's about confidence. And reading your question, you don't seem to have too much confidence in yourself about this situation. Just listen to me now, stay who you are, like who you are. DON'T try to be the most popular girl in school.
277729
i really wanna be a fashion designer soo ill proboblly be in school for that...
1168840
learning 2 wear clothes , ehh
1151507
First of all why do you care what people think? As long as you like yourself, and you respect yourself, and your happy, that should be all that matters. A lot of my friends in HS were preps, I never labeled myself, so if I was one too, I don't know, I do know I had a lot of friends in a lot of different social groups. There are mean preps, and nice preps just like their are mean nerds, and nice nerds, mean goth people, and nice goth people. If your a nice girl/guy, and you don't judge people, ur cool in my book, and who cares what u wear, its ur style
164478
I would say it dependds on how much higher of a level your dressing. On one hand it might show ambition and that your willing to go the extra mile. plus your co-works might follow your lead. But on the other hand it might make your co-workers feel like your better then them or it might start some unwanted in-house compitition
68291
Clean cut is the best style.  Short tapered hair in the back, a little longer on top.\n\nJeans that fit, and shirts that are clean and without wrinkles.  Have Mom show you how to iron.  It really is fun!\n\nYou can still get everything messy and dirty...it is first impressions that count the most.  So, show up at school looking great, make sure the teachers and your friends have a quick look, then have a nice day without worrying about staying that way!
250387
Yes.  Don't listen to people stuck up on fashion.  If it fits you, and you're confortable then fine.
550386
You should still look into the other SUNY schools (you might want to call up one of the SUNY marketing departments and ask this question - they may be very frank in their response), but it appears FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology) is part of the SUNY system. And according to their website (see below), the teachers themselves are all working currently in industry. So they are an immediate set of connections.\n\nGood luck!
402452
I think you should be proud to be at a school that allows things like that.  Dressing in rival colors?  That is a little immature for being in high school isn't it?  I would suggest if you don't like the school you are going to - simply transfer to another.\n\nPs.  Use spell check, your grammar is HORRIBLE for being in school.