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At my school for the girls what it is in is labels like Hollister ,Abercrombie and Fitch, American Eagle Outfitters, etc. For the bottoms is pretty much short shorts, pants, capris, and miniskirts with or without leggings

I'll wear something that's in fashion, if I like it.
If I don't, I'm not going to wear it just because everyone else is.
That's the sheep option.

I wear things that never have been and never will be in fashion.
I just wear what I like and what I feel comfortable in.
I don't even care if I'm individual.
I'm not individual, I'm just like every other person who's like me.
I'm just being myself, regardless of how many other people do or do not do it.

I will never understand fashion, or it's followers.
I know people who will wear something totally disgusting just to "fit in".
Really, really silly.

I am not interested in fashion really but its not hard to be fashionable since all the shops seem to sell all the same kinds of things at the same time, so I expect that most of us are accidentally within the fashionable range. Not only do they sell the same shapes but similar colours too which is great if your favourite colour is there but intensely annoying if all you want to wear is a long sleeved plum coloured top and can't find one anywhere, its enough to make me growl.

I tend to get a fave item and wear it to death, so its hit and miss with me and I can't say I really care.

I wear the same 4 or 5 things all the time, but then they start fading from being washed every day.
I never know which colours are supposed to look right together either, all I can think of to go with any colour is black.
Do red and black pants match a grey/black/white shirt?

If you want them to then yes they do, don't forget that the NTs have decided for everyone what should go together and what shouldn't, doesn't mean they are right.

I match colours because the pattern has to be right, not so much to do with the actual colour, so I have to feel that the colours like each other.

I tend to stray from what alot of people are used to seeing.
I wear very tight stretch pants, mixed with my own handpainted shirts.
Bum flaps are amazing, aswell.

I think I find alot of the the whole punk fashion scene interesting.

I am definitely not a fashion person. I always used to dress like a right tomboy, up until I was about 14. I am not girly now, but I just suddenly thought, "I'm not sure I want to be wearing loose t-shirs and tracksuit bottoms!" I have never dressed like everyone else, any groups, etc. Like the fashion with girls recently is long tops, long necklaces, pumps...I don't wear any of that stuff. I wouldn't feel myself in those clothes, I'd be uncomfortable.
I tend to wear things that reflect my personality, or that seem more practical and comfortable, as opposed to fashionable. I either wear jeans or combats, and t-shirts, vest tops, long-sleeved t-shirts and hooded tops. Didn't want to say hoodies, just reminds me of chavs, which I am NOT! And trainers...all the time. In the summer I might wear flip-flop/sandal-type shoes, but I still don't feel 100% comfortable in them.
I have recently bought some t-shirts off a store online, where you can put phrases or TV related things on. I have a red t-shirt with a Dalek on, a long-sleeved white and red top with K-9 on, a blue one with the TARDIS on and a pink one with a Scrabble design, with the words "Theme parks" and "Thrill seeker" on. Very different from fashion! But I don't care, I love them!