October 2021 Street Style

STREET STYLE October Issue

Standford Lipsey Student Publications Building 420 Maynard St, Ann Arbor, MI 48109

ALEX ANDERSEN MACKENZIE FLEMING Editor-in-Chief

Publisher

Creative Director

Marketing Director

Operations Director

JACOB WARD

ALEX CHESSARE

JULIA NAPIEWOCKI

Design Editors

Print Fashion Editors

Print Features Editor

Print Photo Editors

GABI MECHABER TAYLOR SILVER

JOSIE BURCK KARLY MADEY

MELINA SCHAEFER

KORRIN DERING RITA VEGA

Video Editor

Digital Fashion Editor

Digital Features Editor

Print Beauty Editor

SAM RAO

SARAH ORY

LAUREN CHAMPLIN

YOUMNA KHAN

Finance Coordinators

Events Coordinator

Managing Photo Editor

Digital Photo Editor

SOPHIA AFENDOULIS SOPHIA GAJDJIS

CAROLINE MARTINO

GABRIELLE MACK

GABBY CERITANO

Human Resources Coordinator

Social Media Coordinators

Public Relations Coordinators

Street Style Editors

SENA KADDURAH

HANNAH TRIESTER APOORVA GAUTAM

JARRYN SHIN DAPHNE PATTON

SUREET SARAU ED TIAN

Digital Content Editor

ALEX STERCHELE

Design Team Andy Nakamura, Sandy Chang, Kai Hue, Christina Tan, Kimi Lillios, Rino Fujimoto, Kali Francisco, Olivia Ortiz, Camille Andrew, Emma Peterson

Digital Content Team Neha Kotagiri, Allison He, Christina Tan, Helena Grobel, Sonali Pai

Finance Team Fashion Team Sophie Alphonso, Kailana Dejoie, Chloe Erdle, Isabelle Fisher, Tavleen Gill, Amanda Li, Peter Marcus, Courtney Mass, Noor Moughni, Olivia Mouradian, Natalia Nowicka, Madison Patel, Abby Rapoport, Dhruv Verma Anastasia Hernando, Ayanna Bell, Benjamin Michalsky, Emily Hayman, Gigi Kalabat, Janae Dyas, Jordan Wade, Kathryn Dorfman, Kelsea Chen Meredith Randall, Sarah Dettling, Sandy Chang, Sophie McKay, Victoria Vaz

Features Team Peter Hummer, Jayde Emory, Sarah Stolar, Nadia Judge, Katy Pentiuk, Natalia Szura, Christina Cincillia

Photography Team Anna Fuder, Brooke Dodderidge, Chrisitina Merrill, Emma West, Hannah Anderson, Margeaux Fortin, Nolan Lopez, Riley Kisser, Selena Sun, Sophie Hendrich, Tess Crowley, Zahria Jordan

Videography Team Grant Emmenheiser, Madeline Kim, Hannah Mutz, Lisa Ryou, Sara Cooper, Eaman Ali, Rachel Ienna, Samin Hassan, Hannah Hur, Emily Veguilla, Riley Kisser, Coco DelVecchio

Swetha Susarla, Michelle Tao, Emma Lewry, Margaret Clark, Elle Donakowski

Human Resources Team Mary Mack, Lillian Fakih, Jacqueline Choe, Izzy Tuchman

Public Relations Team Megan Eng, Mya Steir, Ava Ben David, Rachel Pordy, Katherine Lambert, Izzy Saunders, Celia Pagnucco, Kali Hightower

Events Team Alex McMullen, Molly Kennedy, Makenzie Kulczycki, Annie Cooper, Liza Miller, Julia Barge, Tiara Blonshine, Anastasia Hernando

Social Media Team Samedha Gorrai, Amanda Sachs, Anastasia Hernando, Makena Torrey, Julia Goldish, Charlotte Foley, Neha Kotagiri, Sandy Chang, Olivia Sun, Carolyn Soltz, Lauren Rosenberg, Megan Eng, Sofie Harb

Street Style Team Sophie Hendrich, Becca Mahon, Calin Firlit, Devon Kelly, Emmalyn Kukura, Emma Moss, Hanna Erhardt, Jenna Frieberg, Leonie Muno, Maggie Innis, Nicola Troschinet, Riley Kisser, Rosalie Comte, Tess Crowley, Victoria Vaz

IN THIS ISSUE 03

Trend Watch: 90’s Revival

05

Trend Watch: Dr. Martens

07

Street Style

15

It’s not a party...

It’s just a get-together

17

Student Feature: Karis Clark

21

Today’s Forecast: 100% Chance of Winning

History repeats itself, and it is apparent in the realm of fashion more than ever. Everywhere around us, people are gathering inspiration from the 90s, revitalizing this era of fashion with a fresh, modern twist. From bold jewelry, claw clips, and baguette bags to corset tops, slip dresses, and animal print to tracksuits, windbreakers, and baggy jeans, 90’s fashion has delved full-force into the current fashion sphere!

The next time you’re trying to expand your wardrobe or dress to impress this fall, try and take a trip back into the 90’s for your fashion inspiration. Fully embrace the nostalgia that comes from this fashion cycle through sustainable options like purchasing second-hand apparel or even wearing a parent or relative’s old clothes from this era. What better way to incorporate 90’s trends into your wardrobe than to wear pieces actually from the time period?

TREND W

90s’ REV

WATCH:

VIVAL

PHOTOGRAPHER SUREET SARAU GRAPHIC DESIGNER GABI MECHABER MODEL ARI SMITH

Trend Watch: Dr. Martens

PHOTOGRAPHER HANNA ERHARDT GRAPHIC DESIGNER GABI MECHABER MODEL JANELLE

When I think of current fashion trends, my mind immediately goes to Dr. Martens. Although the company was founded in 1947, ~74 years ago, the trend has resurfaced in the past few years, especially among young people. Most of my friends, and even I, own at least one pair. My friend Janelle, pictured here, has four different pairs of Dr. Martens, a traditional pair of black boots, two pairs of the leather shoes, one in black and one in brown, and a white pair a blue pattern that she purchased on Depop. It is a versatile shoe that is comfortable while simultaneously stylish and edgy. Although Janelle is wearing the same outfit in all the pictures, her Dr. Martens change and add something different to each look.

STREET STYLE PHPHOTOGRAPHERS ED TIAN ROSALIE COMTE TESS CROWLEY NICOLA TROSCHINETZ RILEY KISSER GRAPHIC DESIGNER GABI MECHABER MODELS ARIANNA LUKE BURHART MARCUS BYERS HANNAH DODSON EVAN KAREEM EL-TAWIL ETHAN YEAGER ALORA FLEENARY CAITLIN HOYNG CHRIS KOCH ALYSSA SUNEW KATHY TRAN XINYI WANG HAOYI WEN

Luke Burhart @lukelburkhart

I like to rock the skater type style. I feel like it fits me, even though I’ve never been able to ride a skateboard!

Evan @evanssick

I’ve always folded my socks down like that since I was a youngin and I don’t really have a fashion icon, maybe my Dad a little.

Kareem El-Tawil @kareem.eltawil

My grandma got me this shirt for my birthday. I kinda thought it had an odd look at first, but now I wear it often.

Caitlin Hoyng

I got the shoes from my friend who dropped the airforce. The necklaces are from the PTO Ann Arbor thirft store.

I like patterns and shiny jewelry. I was feeling like blues and greens today.

It was just the color vibes of the day.

Alora Fleenary

I always like to play with a little bit of masculine fashion and also like to show either my middrift or my titties.

Hannah Dodson

I wanted to wear layers because I can never decide the temperature here. I also feel like I haven’t worn this necklace in a while so I picked the outfit around that.

Marcus Byers @marcccussssss

When I first started expressing myself through fashion I really admired Rickey Thompson and Denzel Dion and their friendship and how they pieced things togther. I also always loved how their clothes were contemporary but with hints of old 90’s hip hop fashion while still staying up to date with the most couture trends.

I just love how they merged those two things together.

Arianna @ariannalo.u

As gross as these shoes are, I really like them because I had to sew them up myself and they were like 5 bucks.

Kathy @kathyy_tran

Her boyfriend got her the tote bag :,)

Alyssa Sunew @alyssasunew

A lot of what I end up piecing together to make my best outifts are clothes that are thrifted. I love going to a local goodwill, salvation army or back home in Houston, Texas to a store called MAM. My style tends to be more cottage core, but based on my outift today I also really like the preppy look sometimes.

Haoyi Wen @why_musical0501

My outfit is from a Chinese website called Taobao. I think that their clothes are simple and I like the structure of them.

It’s not a party...

In regards to m combination o masculine. Som

Luke Luke @lukelevang @lukelevan Allie Farris @alliefarris

Dayo Quinn @im.dayo @quinn.mci

Allie Farris @alliefarris

Soph @_sophiadavis Niko Economos @niko.economos

get-t

Em @emoemmz

Hannah Gorosh @hannahgorosh

my style I always strive for a perfect of effortless, vintage, cool, and a bit me would describe it as like French girl chic?

gie ngie

it’s just a together.

Derin Alev @derinalev Joe Wendzinski @joewendzinski

I spend all of my free time thrifting and my fits are a product of it. I like to find the wildest and ugliest pieces I can to incorporate into my wardrobe.

PHOTOGRAPHERS ED TIAN NICOLA TROSCHINETZ MODELS ALLIE FARRIS DAYO DERIN ALEV EM HANNAH GOROSH JOE WENDZINSKI LUKE NIKO ECONOMOS QUINN SOPH GRAPHIC DESIGNER TAYLOR SILVER

Student Feature:

KARIS CLARK

“I

didn’t know if I’d get along well with this dude,” I thought when I first met Karis in a Zoom rush event at my fraternity. He seemed all over the place. He majored in Theatre Arts, and when I asked him how it was different from musical theatre he was wishy washy about it. The party school nature of University of Michigan desensitizes people’s social nerve: we are wired to not care about one of literally hundreds of new acquaintances we make in a semester. We are wired to judge people based on first impressions because that is the least timeconsuming way to navigate our social lives. Hasn’t everyone found during the pandemic that people are so much different in person than on zoom? The pandemic, the greatest common divisor and tragedy our generation has experienced, has proved the good old saying that you cannot judge a book by its cover, once more.

Karis is dapper. Not the unbounded dapper that makes you feel intimidated and insecure by its idiosyncrasy or holier-thanthou vibe, but the kind that makes you feel that every person has his/ her own way to make this college town in the Midwest more beautiful.

We are glad for our spontaneous collaboration that has optimized both of our wardrobes. Karis didn’t have a plan. Me neither. I’ve always had an obsession with fun patterns on a hoodie’s front left shoulder. Who knew Karis’ baggy checkered pants would match with my navy hoodie, as if the garments were two siblings who

had parted earlier in lives rediscovering their heritage.

It was probably not the best idea to initiate a photoshoot on a Michigan game night.

The storms of crowds were not conducive to a well-balanced composition, or Karis’ mental state. “Can we find somewhere else to shoot?” he asked. After Karis yielded to passing vehicles several times and boisterous drunk men kept catching my model off guard, Karis made an assertive and relatable request.

I used to be afraid of walking on State Street on Friday night too, let alone participating in a photoshoot which would make me unhealthily self-aware. The overwhelming crowdedness and blasting music makes solitude look like a sin, although I knew shutting up and dancing

with them proved nothing, but was simply an overworked college student letting loose in the most unoriginal way.

I am a stubborn person. And I think Karis thought he looked cute enough that night to continue the photoshoot on State Street in a confident manner. We then rambled across Ann Arbor until we became probably the most wholesome customer of a nearby liquor store: I got out with a bottle of chocolate milk and a bunch of photographs for a club project.

One of the reasons I enjoy photography is the fact that it requires looking at ordinary lives through a unique lens, figuratively and literally. I love what it feels like to re-experience and reinterpret the same things I am going through every day through my camera. It reminds me of the movie Begin Again, where protagonists Dan and Gretta create music on the rooftop of an apartment building in New York. When the disgruntled tenants yell at them in New York accents, the band decides to continue and incorporate that shouting noise as part of their album.

“Maybe I am creating a photo album mixed with reality and poems in some way,” I told myself. I was recording the candid moments of an Ann Arbor Friday night. I was recording Karis’ talents and aesthetics, and also his fear and confidence. I was recording how checkered baggy pants are making their way back to this country entirely different from how skater boys in the 90s intended them. I was recording how chains and other accessories appeal to one of the most primitive longings for rare metal, tracing back to ancient times when people were fond of making necklaces out of stones. The Killers ask in their song, “Are we human or are we dancers?” Maybe we should be and have always been both.

PHOTOGRAPHER ED TIAN WRITER ED TIAN GRAPHIC DESIGNER TAYLOR SILVER

TODAY’S FORECAST:

@tsvetich_

Erick Cochea @webb.charlie

100%

CHANCE OF WINNING

PHOTOGRAPHERS ED TIAN SOPHIE HENDRICH GRAPHIC DESIGNER TAYLOR SILVER

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