What’s your style?

(Sophia Sepulveda)

ALTERNATIVE

Alternative fashion focuses on self-expression and rebellion against mainstream beliefs and fashion trends. This is a broad style that encompasses many different subcultures, like punk, emo, lolita, and many more.

Colors:

black, white, red, blue

Similar to:

goth, grunge, emo

SOURCE: Medium Style Club
(Sophia Sepulveda)

GOTH

This style is marked by dark clothing, hair, and makeup. Gothic culture emerged in the 1980s and stands for challenging societal norms and encouraging mystery and complexity in a world full of expectation and order.

Colors:

black, scarlet red, dark blue

Similar to:

alternative, grunge, hipster

SOURCE: Psylo Fashion
(Sophia Sepulveda)

PREPPY

1900’s, and was primarily worn by wealthy students who attended Ivy Leagues or preparatory schools, hence the name. It now works to convey the cute, carefree vibes of wealthy students.

Colors:

burgundy, navy, white

Similar to:

academia, sporty, vintage

SOURCE: InStyle Fashion
(Sophia Sepulveda)

SPORTY

Sporty outfits are all about a relaxed look. They are typically styled with comfortable clothes such as sweatpants, leggings, tank-tops, tennis shoes, and other pieces of clothing that can be worn during athletic activities.

Colors:

red, blue, gray, pink

Similar to:

casual, comfortable, chic

SOURCE: Autumn Love
(Sophia Sepulveda)

VINTAGE

Found in thrift stores and hand-me-downs, this aesthetic is still developing. Modern styles typically feature woolly sweaters, patterned dresses, dress pants, and unique colors like pistachio green or burnt orange.

Colors:

green, yellow, pink, teal

Similar to:

academia, preppy, thrifted

SOURCE: LA Vintage Wholesale

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