GISS Fashion

Nov 17, 2025
1 min read

by Sacha Miller

Here at GISS, fashion plays a huge part in how students express themselves. We see many people dress differently, but one style stands out in terms of popularity; a specific vintage clothing style has been dominating the halls since last year. Brands like Carhartt, Levis, Adidas, and Stussy seem to be the most popular among the students.

Despite being so popular, this style is often seen as basic. Unfortunately, there is not much personalized taste when trying to copy a trend. Try dressing from your own taste - whether it's influenced by an idol, or just from your own creativity. We see that many students encourage fellow students to dress in their own style and not just copy the trend!

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