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For comfort and fun, Joe Hermann, Chris Margot is. Brad Deal, Jim Lindberg, DanShekleton, and Molly Jones dress in their gas-station shirts. A wide spectrum of shoes are seen every day in the halls of Rich woods. “Anything Coes for the fashions of Richwoods students. Pictured in style ai Front Row: Roberta Horn, Lisa Schroff, and Kimbra Soloman. Back Row: Ma Wilkinson, Aimce Reed, John Wells, and Paige Bcnningfield. 16 Student Life
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Choosing the perfect sweatshirt at Famous Barr are seniors Melodic and Melin- da Turner. The major theme of 1987 fashion was Anything Goes. One could dress to their own conservative or creative tastes and still be in style. All the rages that took the fashion world by storm were worn by Rich- woods guys and girls. A major fashion statement this year was de- stroyed denim. Jeans were torn, slashed, bleached, and drawn on to add the wearer's unique touch. A variety of denim jackets completed the look. The Limited was a great way for girls to keep up with the trends. Selling the traditional over-sized shirts, Forenza wear, stylish accessories, big sweaters, and the ever-popular ten-button tee, the store was always full of Richwoods students shopping in style. Metallics made a surprising entrance into the fash- ion scene this year. Bronze, silver, and gold shoes, belts, and purses accented almost any outfit. Dressing for comfort was definitely popular, as in any other year. Sweatshirts, rugby shirts, and big, bulky sweaters were seen everywhere. Perhaps the most obvious fashion statements were the hairstyles of '87. Guys displayed buzzes, flat-tops, and Mohawks to be on the creative side, while girls wore their hair in bobs, banana clips, short contem- porary styles, and asymmetrical permed styles. Most girls chose to accent their do's with modern car- rings. The jewelry of the year was large and unique. Gold was popular, as usual, but silver became ex- tremely in for an updated look. Fashion in '87 was basically dressing to suit your own personality. Strplunir Schmidt The snow outside doesn't keep seniors Kathy Carr, Pat Gales, and Eric Wahl from displaying the latest look of torn, bleached, and shredded denim. Fashion 17
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