Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Slgle Galore Fashionable Muslangs Give New Meaning lo Chic the trend set in previous years, the Mus- all boundaries in the fashion scene. the past were mixed with current styles some bizarre combinations, No one style ve dominance. Some chose the casual look, consisting must. Popular Gotcha, Town their way into the some girls opted for comeback. French more elaborate fashions, Accessories bracelets, handbags, hats, and watches were a names including Guess, Forenza, Bugle Boy, Local Motion, and even Reebok made of fashion conscious students. Although punk hairstyles, longer hair also made a tails and the use of the banana comb were popular. For the guyslihort hair was in. Variations included flat tops, long bleached bangs, patterns shaved on the head, and some- times even different colored streaks. Use of hair products such as mousses, gels, glazes, hairsprays, and color washes helped to create the styles for both girls and guys. 1987 proved to be a year of celebratable fashion trends. A . maflw. V9 -cz 14 2 Y 1 'r 5 1. Tara Zelinsky stands out in the crowd wearing her patterned sweater with matching scarf. 2. Aaron Sage looks great with his layered hairstyle. 3. Tim Thompson and R entertain Tim Moore and Jody James during lunch. aymond Osburn