HETTIE: I am rather not a trend setting.

Odd.

Odd, am I? Ever since I was young, I thought differently. A baby, I was in my my-mother-still-dresses-me phase. Thank god, my mom was a fashion designer for part of her life. She dolled me up in Ralph Lauren and made me look like a little china doll. I had dark brown hair and blue eyes. Chubby, every baby was. I think I'm cool phase began to set in. I wore T-shirts that said I'm cute and The greatest, only because I really thought I was. Sparkle jeans became in style and I forced my mom to buy them, even though they felt like card board when you wore them. I went through my punk rock phase because of my sister. As she went through hers, I felt like I didn't to be right along side her. Even though I was in second grade... I wore fake piercings to school and wore lace shirts. Sometimes even I tie. I even told people that when I was older I was going to dye my hair pink. People believed me. Third grade, all I wore was tutu's and cowboy boots everyday of my life. Don't ask why. fourth grade, jeans with skirts over. I also had this blue hat I would never take off. Even when it became summer, it was still placed on top of my head. I wanna flash forward through 5-7 grade. I dressed stupid and wore sweat pants every day. I was too afraid of being who I was. Thank god in 8th, finally I was inspired by Style Rookie too break lose and actually wear the things I want to wear. Even if I get horribly made fun of. Ever since I was young, I have rebelled against trends. I'm more of a classic person. I like the things that never go out of style. So, you can't ever look stupid in what your wearing. I look stupid almost every time I come out of my house though, I love looking back at what I wore. I laugh and think how I could of even left my room with that on. I'm shocked my mother let me out of the house! I looked like a joke. Thats the good part of fashion though, you may look stupid but it's still fashion. Anything's better than wearing sweat pants. Ew.

Mixed Patterns