THESE ARE LAZY MORNINGS[shirt from walmart, denim hooded vest by eagle's ridge, corduroys by Shaun White]
One of the many things I like about dressing differently than everybody else is the fact that I (or rather my outfits) have the ability to turn heads, begin short conversations and to have some of these people comment on my outfit or sense of style. But, in addition to that, relating to a conversation I had with a small group of classmates today, being "fashionable" or "stylish" is not about following trends and wearing name brand clothing. Fashion, in a sense, to me is more about being creative (knowing how to mix and match clothing so as to end up with an outfit that's different but stylish at the same time unlike people who normally wear stuff like Aeropostale, Hollister and Abercrombie & Fitch). Think about it: How can you be "noticed" or better yet, how can you expect other people to see you as a "fashionable" person when you look exactly like the person next to you?
