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Poster Message:
When I was in high school I rarely wore t shirts and norts, except for gym. I was always somewhat put together and I definitely preferred that over active wear. However, since coming to college my wardrobe for class has changed dramatically. You'll never catch me in anything but a tshirt and leggings unless I had an important meeting before or after class that I didn't have enough time to change out of for class. Leisurewear (t-shirts, leggings, norts, nikes, chacos) is the NORM... Meaning, that's what most sorority girls wear to class on a daily basis. You're not going to see a lot of girls wearing jeans/jean shorts, dresses, etc. Wearing active wear is just what girls do and tbh a lot of girls think it's cute and funny... Also houses will have rules about what you can and can't wear. I know my house specifically says that if you do choose to "dress up" for class then it needs to be tame, meaning you can't stand out like a sore thumb. However, if you do still choose to "dress up" then I think a good go to outfit for class would be jean shorts and a flowy tank top for spring and summer, leggings/jeans with a sweater for fall/winter.