Serrano High School - Mirages Yearbook (Phelan, CA)

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FASHIO ashion is a look that is deter- lined by the masses and is fol- lwed by the masses. It is con- nually changing and updating. his year the fashion at Serrano 'as not atotal change, it wasjust continuing build up of last year. lenim wear was the hottest item, 'ith everyone wearing them in me way. Besides the basic nim jeans, such things as enim jackets, skirts, and purses 'ere also a common sight daily n campus. he newest fashion was the 'earing of hiking socks. These re heavy duty grey and orange r red and are warm. In the hair cene, mohawks ruled the treets in the badlands and the arrios. However, by the end of ,I . Y 1 spirit is always in fashion. the year people became more mellow and grew out their hair. This of course was among the male population, as the female contingent mostly kept their hair in the traditional mode. High top shoes were still in fashion, with many wearing Chuck's. Most athletic shoes were in fashion also, as active wear started to become popular. Friendship bracelets became an essential accessory during the year as most of these bracelets were handmade by students, how- ever, some were bought. All in all, this has been an active year in fashion times, with many new ideas and cultivation of old ideas. lt has been a fashionable year for the students. L i 2 4 k ,V' 'fi' Q , N f 4,111 UI