University of Southern Mississippi - Southerner Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

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1 M.: 91 'xv oming back to school means retiring the simple and sweet in clothing to the back of the closet until the next hometown visit and bringing out the unmatched earrings, sunglasses on a string, and oversized everything. Gender-bending was the look for the year as the line between men's and women's clothing became harder to distinguish, denim jackets, pierced ears, and neon brights prevailed for both sexes. The an- drogynous look for women meant shoulders with heavy padding for definition, big sweater vests, bag- gy pleated trousers, and a Michael Jackson-inspired pairing of black leather flats and white legwear. By contrast, the most ladylike put-togethers to surface in years were seen, with an abundance of long skirts, jumpers, chemises, beaded sweaters, ropes of pearls, and Hollywood rhinestone earrings. The jellies that dominated summer footwear were replaced by suede ankle boots for fall, high-topped sneakers in the most unlikely colors made a comeback for men. But the big fashion news for the year was the re- definition of the basic pair of blue jeans, the one must-have of any student's wardrobe. Denim was stonewashed, pinstriped, cropped, and cuffed, with zippers and snaps at the ankles and cargo pockets on the outer seams. Designers called the new style in denim distressed, but the parents would have probably just dismissed them as another pair of worn-out jeans ready to be trashed. 'fi b Opening 13