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!["I would describe my style as chill and comfortable, for the most part, and also pretty casual," junior Shriya Dwivedi said. "I like to play around with different colors and styles, so I wouldn’t say that I have one particular style that I stick to. I’m also inspired by a lot of 80's and 90's clothing and so I try to find [clothing] pieces that match those eras, but I also just wear a lot of simple and basic items that are currently popular. My go to outfit would probably be jeans and a hoodie, but right now I enjoy wearing comfortable flare pants and long flowy skirts. My style has definitely changed a lot over quarantine, mostly because there’s a lot more time to play around with pairing things together and thinking about what you want to wear. My style has become more creative and expressive of myself because before quarantine, I would mostly wear popular clothing items that were trendy at the time, but now I just focus on trying to find pieces that make me feel confident and happy. Some things I’ve been trying to incorporate are cool accessories, like bags, sunglasses and hats to really elevate the outfits I wear and also just fun bright colored items that stand out."
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