Coronavirus Fashion Fads: What are students wearing?
Pictured above is senior Jake Miller. He calls this quarantine look “Bottom of the drawer fit.” Miller is pictured wearing an outfit he put together with clothes that were, well, at the bottom of his drawer. Miller says his words of wisdom for his outfit choice was: “I think my closets bipolar because it kept throwing fits at me.”
Without assuming too much about your life, it is probably safe to say that recently you have been spending most of your time in sweatpants or pajamas. If you ladies are lucky, maybe leggings, and men, maybe jeans. Now for the majority of us, we are also finding any reason to slip into “real” clothes, whether that may be to run to the grocery store, the dog park, or even the gas station down the street. Whatever it may be, it is clear that the quarantine and stay-at-home order has probably influenced what you may wear on a daily basis, or how you may now think about clothes. At Milford High School students have developed their own quarantine style, and many show their fashion sense below: