southern fashion
by: RtrI'm coming from the north and fashion is very different up here compared to the south. I was wondering where do a lot of southern/alabama girls shop? Not necessarily for rush outfits but in general and for going out.
#5by: Funny
Honestly, I really don't think it's about brands and where you shop. For the most part above, people have mentioned national chains and national brands.
What's different is where you wear these things. For example my friends in the north can't believe that we wear dresses to football games, and boys are in navy blue Blazers and ties.
Similarly a rush it's a little more formal and by that I mean more occasions to wear a dress appropriate for meeting someone's parents.
Day in day out it's a lot of T-shirts. Some new row houses get bashed for being a bit more put together to head to class
For parties it's the clothes you know. Again I think girls in the south a little bit more likely to be dressed up
#6by: Active
I would say for the most part the styles are similar but there's a small subsect of girls mostly either in XO/KD/Kappa OR girls from wealthy parts of Bham/Montg/Atlanta who have a very different "going out style." These girls are extremely wealthy and they wear brands like Milly, Halston, and Karina, and Australian labels like Keepsake and C/MEO. I wouldn't try to force this on yourself though if it's not really who you are.
#10by: Fashionista
Hey Rtr(Ready to Rush), what part of the North are you talking about. Do you mean East Coast the North Atlantic or Chicago and the Great Lakes region like Cleveland, Buffalo etc. For one area I'd say just leave your North Face at home and the other I'd say start from scratch.
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by: F
I'm from the west coast and I found the style very different whenever I came to school