My fashion choices have been described as dubious, questionable, and conflicting. And quite frankly, all of those descriptions are true. But, I wasn’t named Most Fashionable student at Westmont. So here’s a comprehensive guide on how to combine abstract clothing pieces for fashion in the summer and winter.
- Neon colors
Everyone that knows me knows about my love for flamingo shirts and brightly colored polo shirts. The issue with these polo shirts is that combining them with anything other than shorts comes off as “dad bod”, so in order to pull off flamingo shirts, shorts are a must-have.
- Cowboy boots
Any self-respecting FFA member owns a pair of cowboy boots, and knowing how and when to wear them is extremely important. The obvious answer is pairing them with jeans, but the possibilities are endless. Pairing them with a kilt is a unique, eye-catching way to pair cowboy boots. Jorts are another way to pair boots with denim in a non-traditional way, although there is a limit on how high the jorts are cut.
- Kilts
As previously mentioned, kilts are a fun and unique way to spice up any outfit, and if planned right, can elevate a normally boring outfit into something eye-catching, provided one can get over the public humiliation, which is a small price to pay in order to look amazing.
- Flannel Jackets
Flannel jackets are a key piece of any warm wear, and if it works for lumberjacks, it can work for you. The bulky nature that makes them warmer also makes them easier to combine with sweats or PJ pants, which ties together the outfit into something warm and fashionable at the same time.
- Camo
Camo is and always will be the number one item in my closet. Anything from camo hats to camo jackets can be paired with literally everything and anything, and can be utilized as warm clothes. Camo looks good with everything and always has lots of little pockets to put stuff in, making it the perfect mix of practical and fashionable, all while hiding you from the ops, making it the ultimate piece of abstract fashion.