North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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College fashion Trends change faster than a Carl Lewis sprint If one looks in the dictionary, he or she would find fashion defined something like this: the current style, prevailing custom or mode of dress, speech, manners, shape, make and conduct as established by the dominsate section of society or the leaders in the fields of art and literature. So knowing that definition and the ways of the industrial world, one could easily say that fashion moves from one trend to another quicker than the blink of an eye. Most college students have limited budgets, therefore, they can only admire the real world ' s high fashion in magazines. But students are the movers and shakers of tomorrow and this fact makes their ideas of fashion tomorrow ' s trends. Here are the fashions of the 1990-1991 school year captured in living color and surreal black and white so 20 years from now our children can laugh at us and say you used to dress like that?! • Marc Kawanishi Purple goes with Debbie Mathis as well as individual style goes with the School of Design campus. Near D.H. Hill Library, Jean Bragassi shows how heart-stopping red can be. Just ask Brent. Meghan Day shows lovely lines and forms. The sweater you ask? Prime for the ski slopes. 18 Student Life

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Charles Hodge insists that bare muscles are fashionable for the nineties! Tanya Stephens shows off her good taste in clothing near the design school. Sorry guys, she ' s engaged. Of lines and shadows? Yes and beautiful too. Debbie Mathis ' silhouette should never go out of fashion. Marc Kawanishi (3) 20 Student Life