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Impact Of Fashion On Middle School Fabs
Fabs and fashion change all the time! Especially middle school fabs. Fashion is a huge part of the middle school experience. Something can go from super cool to super weird very quickly. Like how bootcut jeans were cool in the early 2000's but now they've been replaced with skinny jeans. One major middle school fashion trend of 2016 are Converse and Nikes sneakers. You can't walk to your next class without seeing people wear them, they're everywhere! Brands like Amercican Eagle, Aeropostale, and PINK also have been extremely popular in middle school. Some popular pants styles include joggers, leggings, skinny jeans, and sweatpants. Some trending winter boots are Timberlands, Uggs, and combat boots. All of these items are very popular in middle
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