Fashion is a big part of a high schooler’s day. For 180 days, a student has to decide on their outfit for the day depending on various factors such as the weather, gym class, or internships. With this fall season’s weather ranging from 50-85 degrees, students’ fashion varies greatly. This fall season at Hershey High School (HHS) is full of skirts, jeans, flannels, dresses, and sport shorts.
Left to right, Maria Goldman, Kaitlin Christ, Evie Gentile, Grace Murray, seniors, pose for a quick photo to show off their fall outfits. Goldman rocks a Boston University shirt with casual jeans. Christ wears a jean skirt with a t-shirt and a flannel to add some pizazz to her look. Gentile styles a simple pink and white striped shirt with jeans for the school day, while Murray put on jeans with a striped shirt and a vest. All four wear various types of casual shoes to match their outfits. (Broadcaster/Elaina Joyner)
HHS students dress to impress with their trendy outfits
Junior Haley Daniels dresses for this season’s weather by wearing ripped army green jeans to compliment her black v-neck shirt. To top off her outfit, Daniels’ adds a jean jacket. (Broadcaster/Elaina Joyner)
Junior Quincy Blubaugh shows off a pair of jeans and a pattern shirt. Blubaugh wears a white scrunchie on her wrist to go with her colored shirt and styles her hair down. (Broadcaster/Elaina Joyner)
HHS students show off their stylish outfits along with fashionable shoes
Junior Taylor Yahn, pictured above, styles black ripped jeans with a college t-shirt. Yahn adds a light blue scrunchie and white sneakers to complete her look. (Broadcaster/Elaina Joyner)
Caroline Corcoran, freshman, wears a pink Spring Lake crewneck sweatshirt for this fall’s chilly weather. Corcoran adds jeans with rips at the knees to her grey and white sneakers to complete the look. (Broadcaster/Elaina Joyner)
Junior Gareth Cockroft, fashions a vibrant yellow button up with black buttons and pants. Cockroft styles Cocoa Cola white sneakers the next day to school with rolled up jeans. (Broadcaster/Elaina Joyner)
Students match their fall outfits with a perfect pair of shoes
Junior Jacob Ely, styles white and red Nike Air sneakers to complete his look. Ely made a fashion statement by not tying his shoes. (Broadcaster/Elaina Joyner)
As this season’s weather has changed from having frost in the morning to being 75 degrees making the fashion trends ranging from shorts to a sweater. Every high schooler makes the decision of what they are going to make their own unique fashion statements.
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Elaina Joyner is a reporter that specializes in photography. She is a senior at Hershey High School and has been a part of the Broadcaster for three years....
