Fashion in School: An Analysis

Introduction

• Fashion as a form of expression.
• Importance of individual style.
• Purpose: Analyzing different outfits seen in high school/college.
• PSA: Commentary is for entertainment; wear what you want.

Categories of School Outfits

1. Pants at Ankles (Sagging)

• Sagging = pants worn low, exposing underwear.
• Seen mostly as uncomfortable and impractical.
• Often done to appear tough or trendy.
• Criticism: Lacks self-expression and commonly looks awkward.

2. Mismatched/Random Outfits

• Lack of coordination in clothing choices.
• Examples: Sleeveless hoodie with sweatpants and mismatched shoes.
• Seen as a fumble of newfound freedom to dress oneself.

3. Emo/Goth Dressers

• Black clothing, accessories like chokers and chains.
• Common footwear: Beaten-up Converse and dirty Air Force Ones.
• Critiqued for sometimes appearing extreme (e.g., BDSM-like).

4. Year-Round Summer Dressers

• Wear shorts and T-shirts regardless of season/weather.
• Critique: Ignore practical considerations of weather.
• Seen as potentially harmful to their and others' health.

5. Provocative Dressers (Thot Dressers)

• Wear revealing clothing inappropriate for school.
• Schools tend to have issues with overly revealing outfits.

6. Hypebeasts

• Wear exclusively expensive brands (e.g., Supreme, Yeezys).
• Focus on flexing wealth and trendy items.
• Critique: Puts them at risk for theft, may lack originality.

7. Pajama Wearers

• Wear pajamas to school, seen as lazy or attention-seeking.
• Often have poor hygiene, contributing to a bad odor.

8. Childish/Novelty Dressers

• Wear outfits with childish or food-related prints.
• Critique: Seen as immature, e.g., Ramen noodle tracksuit.

9. Furries

• Example: Wearing a large animal tail to school.
• Critique for attention-seeking behavior.

Best Dressers: Casual/Inconspicuous

• T-shirts, hoodies, jeans, and sneakers.
• Typically coordinated but not flashy.
• Comfortable and practical for the school environment.

Conclusion

• Encouragement to embrace personal style (within reason).
• Audience call to action: Share crazy/worst outfits seen.

Note: The video is meant for entertainment; individuals should dress as they like.