DJH FASHION
DJH S3E8: Star-Crossed
Aired: 1989
Poor tortured Wheels. Despite all the negativity surrounding him, my impression is that most Degrassi fans remember him fondly and associate him with good times and good style. Speaking of good style, Wheels is looking dapper in those tight jeans, white shoes, tucked-in button down, and luscious mullet.
DJH FASHION
DJH S3E8: Star-Crossed
Aired: 1989
LD, old faithful, stands by her friends loyally, and doesn’t even try to dress cuter than them. Not that LD’s style isn’t cute, it’s just – simple. To start us of she sports a long sleeve tee of peach and white stripes.
Next LD wears the classic jean skirt, with a blue tee that looks to have a stretched out neck.
Okay and honestly, I can’t tell for sure what’s happening with this sweater. I can’t tell if it’s actually woven in some weird way or if that’s just a print. Either way, this reddish sweater is a new look for LD.
DJH FASHION
DJH S3E7: The Whole Truth
Aired: 1988
Dorothy’s learning about animal testing in a white and blue striped tee.
DJH FASHION
DJH S3E7: The Whole Truth
Aired: 1988
Bartholomew bombards us, first with an epic deep purple turtleneck, and then with a friendly blue button down.
DJH FASHION
DJH S3E7: The Whole Truth
Aired: 1988
Like an arrangement of flowers or a song, I present to you the beautiful expressions of Alexa’s fashion sense. Today she sports a navy neck bandanna (one that she can easily pull over her nose and mouth if she feels like holding up a train), a pale pink sweater, some olive cropped mom slacks, and some little white slip-ons.
Alexa goes masculine-chic in this oversized button down with some jeans.
And finally, Alexa considers anorexia, even though she looks beautiful as is, especially in this white quarter-length sleeve blouse and khaki pants.
DJH FASHION
DJH S3E6: He Ain’t Heavy…
Aired: 1988
Snake’s segment today shows him in a personalized, bedazzled t-shirt, reading “Snake”, in case he or anyone else forgets what his name is. I also like how Snake doesn’t follow all those rules like “redheads and blondes shouldn’t wear yellow or orange”. You know what he does instead? He wears a crapton of yellow and orange.
I might’ve mentioned this before, but in college I thought of this funny concept: how hilarious would it be if someone wore a shirt with their own name on it? So I made a shirt with my own name on it because I thought it was the stupidest idea ever. Turns out…. only a couple of decades before… it was an actual thing.
Poor mopey-dopey Snake. Despite his distress over his brother’s sexual orientation, Snake still tries to dress with pride, in a t-shirt whose neck is overstretched, and of course more orange.
DJH FASHION
DJH S3E1: Can’t Live With ‘Em Part 1
Aired: 1988
Shane must be a cool kid. I don’t really know for sure. But I am digging these rolled-up olive green khakis and black converse with a sweet tie-dyed shirt of purples and blues.
And I can’t make out who’s on this graphic tee, someone please let me know if you can!
DJH FASHION
DJH S3E1: Can’t Live With ‘Em Part 1
Aired: 1988
As usual, Scooter is rocking the itsy-bitsy backpack likely carried over from elementary school. He looks pretty sharp in that crisp green polo. Next he’s sporting some khakis, white runners, and a red, white, and blue polo.
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