Our readers are hilarious. Really. We asked you to tell us your worst high school fashion stories for a chance to win a gorgeous personalized leather guest book from Dew Drop Designs. Your entries almost made me spill my coffee! From bell-bottoms that could potentially harbor five children in the legs, to 90s grunge plaid shirts and overalls, there have been a lot of fashion mishaps (looking back).
A Dew Drop Designs guest book will be perfect for remembering your wedding. It will no doubt be less painful than remembering high school!
Congratulations to Mandy, the winner of the Dew Drop Designs contest!
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Oh, high school! Those were the days! My friends and I thought we were so cool and mature, practically independent grown-ups, but yet we still depended on so much. I definitely depended on my friends for my coolness factor. It was like we couldn’t do anything alone. We walked together to class, carpooled to pretty much everything, called boys together, double-dated to the movies, went shopping together… well you get my point; however, looking back now, it wasn’t only because we were inseparable best friends, it was because we needed the extra boost of confidence, the reassurance that you would not be the odd-ball.
Well, long story short, the worst style my friends and I took place in was wearing matching outfits, usually once a week! Really? Why did we think this was cool? Not kidding, we would call each other the night before school and plan matching outfits, and the next day 5-10 girls would show up head-to-toe wearing matching outfits… oh, we felt so cool! Now, I would hate to show up to a party with the same dress on as one of my best friends, but some how in high school, it was the coolest thing to do!
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