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By: Mikayla Wollner Table of contents African … 3 Nails a short story … 4 Teenage girl fashion … 5 Unfortunate fashion … 6 Letter from the editor … 7

Strike a pose … 8 Letter to the editor … 9 Fashion from the 1890s … 10 Fashion from the 80s … 11 Yoggies Activewear … 12

African English French

The idea of African clothing inspires images of L'idée de vêtements africains inspire des images rich colors and ceremonial but, the fact is, de couleurs riches et de cérémonie mais, African clothing is as diverse as the African du fait n'est, vêtements africains est aussi continent. Africa's ancient civilizations diversifiée que sur le continent africain. demonstrate the continent's long history of Anciennes civilisations de l'Afrique montrent creating clothing for utilitarian as well as longue histoire de la création de vêtements à celebratory and symbolic purposes. Despite its des fins utilitaires ainsi que de célébration et many variations, there are several unifying symboliques du continent. Malgré ses features of and facts about African clothing. nombreuses variations, il ya plusieurs caractéristiques unificatrices de faits et sur les vêtements de l'Afrique.

The Time I Cut My Nails

Lucy collected her fingernails since age 12. day for school and people could not believe Yep I said 12. What makes this a tad bit it. Lucy was told so many times how stranger is that Lucy is 13 years old. And if beautiful her nails were. But this was not you can figure that out she didn’t cut her really what Lucy was envisioning. She nails for 12 years! Yes people I said 12 wanted people to treat her nicely rather how years! Lucy was proud that she cut her pretty her nails were or not. Lucy had heard fingernails all by herself without Mommy. about a charity called “Nails for Kids” this So that’s why Lucy kept her fingernails, for charity was for people who had a disease proof. Though Lucy had to keep them called Misafanakia which can cause you to secretive because her Mommy would KILL lose your nails or just damage them. Lucy her because, I mean how gross! But Lucy called “Nails for Kids” and explained her knew she had to keep them because her situation. Now for once in Lucy’s life she Mommy often calls her a “baby.” Lucy kept wasn’t made fun of. In fact these people them in a little plastic baggie entitled were grateful. She was brought to Hinderson “Lucy’s Own Fingernails 1.”About 2 weeks Children’s Hospital. She went that day to later it was time for Lucy to cut her nails Johl’s and bought thousands of dollars’ again. Lucy decided to be a “big girl again” worth of nail polish, glitters, and sequins. and cut them and put them into another little She thought instead of just giving these little plastic baggie entitled Lucy’s Own children her nails she would make them feel Fingernails 2.” Every 2 weeks or so Lucy very special. And oh she did. One girl in put her ten fingernails in different little particular that is. Her name was Georgette. plastic baggies for some time now. But now She was a 4 year old who was suffering Lucy was faced with a problem. You want Misafanakia which is life threatening. Lucy to know? Well keep reading. Lucy was a remembers her because of her spirit. VERY pretty girl but with her fingernails Georgette was overjoyed when she heard the over 7 feet long prior to cutting them, people news. Lucy began gluing on her nails with considered her a weirdo. Lucy though didn’t such joy, she was so proud of what she was want to be a weirdo anymore; in fact she doing. When all of the nails were glued on wanted to fit in. Now at Tuckerville Middle to the empty skin, Georgette picked out her School the so called “popular girls” all wore colors. She chose 10 different shades of pink nail polish. Now Lucy obviously loved her because for her it reminded her of a nails, because not many people could deal princess. with 7 foot long nails, and Lucy was used to plain old white nails. She wanted a change. She went to her Mommy and asked if she could have nail polish of her own. Mommy didn’t hesitate with YES and asked why she didn’t say so sooner. Mommy drove Lucy to the local Johl’s in town to buy some nail polish. Lucy wanted to get pink because she loved ANYTHING girly with purple rhinestones. And you betcha Lucy’s Mommy bought it for her. Lucy was overjoyed. Lucy painted her nails the next Lucy drew on with nail pens pretty princess crowns. She also added pretty gold glitter. Georgette started crying she was that happy. Lucy had so much appreciation from all of her clients suffering Misafanakia. She had made a difference in those little children’s life. Lucy decided that this was such a huge success and an uplifting experience that Lucy made this world-wide. Lucy spoke at benefits, at the White House, charity events, hospitals, schools (etc.) Now every child suffering Misafanakia got gorgeous nails all from donations. Most people think sharing cut nails is a gross thing, but Lucy lightened all of her client’s lives. To some people it’s gross but to them it’s a life changer. Lucy never was told she was weird again. I mean from just a quick judgment you’d think 7 foot long nails are gross, but man they made a difference. The popular girls at school didn’t call her a weirdo anymore, they A. thought her charity was fantastic, and B. they all became best friends. At this point in Lucy’s life, lots of people were proud of her, not only her clients, but her Mommy. Lucy’s Mommy was so happy that her daughter wasn’t being a baby anymore. In fact she apologized to Lucy for calling her that. Lucy became a Nobel Peace Prize winner, for just as simple as saving her 7 foot long nails! -Written By Payton Brennan The latest teenage girl

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Jessica did not like listen. Then Jade pulled Unfortunate it when kids took Jade’s something spectacular out Fashion fashion tips and always of her bag. CAST tried to make the kids feel COVERS! Jessica’s eyes By Stacy Wollner bad for liking Jade. It lit up as she threw Jade the never bothered Jade that biggest smile of gratitude

Jessica was always so at her she has ever seen. Jade was an mean to her. She just Jade made a blue one, a awkward girl that nobody thought she must have an purple one, a flower one, understood. She was tall unhappy home life. So one with peace signs on it, and skinny and wore whenever Jessica would one with hearts on it, and . She didn’t have cut on Jade’s fashion ideas, the list went on and on. any friends, just carried Jade would just respond The BEST thing Jade got around an old sketch book with a smile and a nod. out of all of her sewing that had papers coming out was a friend whom NOW One day Jessica at the seams. Most of the believed in her and her had fallen and broke her kids in her school would fashion ideas. leg. She did not want to go ignore her, which she to school with the hideous preferred. However, there looking cast on her leg! was one girl, Jessica, What would her classmates which always seemed to say? She would be give Jade a hard time. devastated going to school Anything Jade did Jessica with this ugly thing on her always had some snide leg. Jade had gotten wind comment. of Jessica’s situation and Jade liked to come got right to her sketch up with different ideas for book and sewing machine. clothes and style. One She worked all weekend in time Jade’s mom had a lot her room with the sewing of tulle in the chest in the machine running most of basement. Jade took the the time. She got very tulle and sewed it in layers little sleep but she didn’t onto one of her long . care, her fashion ideas She called it her long-tu were finally going to be instead of a . Instead justified by her biggest of leg warmers or arm critic, Jessica! warmers for fashion trends Monday morning at she tried to sell the elbow school, Jade found Jessica warmer, “Great for resting right away and showed her your elbows on the desk,” what she had been making she’d tell classmates. all weekend. At first, Jessica didn’t want to Letter from the editor Dear Readers: My purpose of this magazine is to show how One of my favorite articles clothes change from the this month was about different countries to the fashion in the 1890s. different styles to the Could you imagine living different decades. My goal in the times of practical for my magazine is to have fashion? Thank you all for people try new styles and reading Fashion 101, keep fads. In my experience your fashion turned with this magazine, it was ON! challenging at times, especially finding writers was a struggle but, with Sincerely, hard work and dedication I think I put out a pretty Mikayla J. Wollner good magazine. The Editor in Chief person that I found most hard working was Lauren. Lauren was one of the many people that said they would do something for me and followed through with it. Some struggles with this month’s issue were being unable to meet certain deadlines. But in the end my requirements have all been met. The success of my magazine goes out to all my writers and sponsors. New sponsors, like Teenage Fashion, where you can get your teenager her prom dress and choose from an array of colors and styles.

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1890's 1890s middleclass, were just plainer, simpler, and By Betty Fischer more practical. In the early , the dominant

shape was the Clothing of the Western swooping tulip of bell United States in the 1890's form, which was snug and was more functional than smooth over the hips and flared dramatically to a fashionable for the working class. wide .

Corsets were loosened in The materials used were the 1890s, and the canvas, , , and shirtwaist or , in muslin. The children's white, pastels, deep colors, clothing were even made or stripes, were popular. from feed sacks. These were generally worn with darker skirts. The The men wore wide bodice was cut extremely brimmed and long narrow in the shoulders sleeved to protect with thick gathers of them from the sun. They and full over the bosom. wore kerchiefs (a square The bust line was quite piece of material) tied low by 1898. around their neck. These were brought up and tied The are one of around their nose and the most distinguishing mouth to protect them features of the 1890s during dust storms . In 1890, the was very tight on The women wore wide the upper arm, and a puff brimmed bonnets and long was set vertically, high on sleeved dresses to protect the shoulder making it look them from the sun. Their “puffy”. dresses were floor length for modesty purposes.

They all wore high to protect them from snake and scorpion bites.

reason, they were found in Stretch Stirrup Pants every girl’s dresser. Totally 80s These pants made no Huge woman look good. Even the skinniest girl looked Are those Christmas like a triangle. Usually tree ornaments? Nope matched with a big Fashion in the 80s was those are earrings! When oversized and big like no other. Extreme it came to earrings in the to go over the fashion included tight 80s it was go big or go bottom of the pants this fad pants to baggy pants….Leg home! warmers, sweater, and a is also making a mini skirt….and all in the Fingerless Gloves comeback. These pants hue of neon colors. Here should be tucked back into This odd 80s fad is also a 80s closet and stay there. are the 10 fashion fads slowly making a in the 80s. comeback. You would Oversized tops find rockers or punks Big , wearing these in the 80s. sweatshirts and t-shirts Shoulder pads had to be You would often find were totally hot and the worst fashion fad of the Madonna wearing these. 80s. Why on earth would wearing them over a woman want their or a pair of shoulders to look bigger? made them even Oh, the parachute hotter. These tops were But in the 80s the bigger pant….they started of skin the shoulder pads in your most often belted with big tight and ended up being big baggy the better. and gaudy, low slung belts baggier than baggy! If you with the top bloused over Mini Skirts were in the “in” crowd you the belt. were definitely wearing When it came to parachute pants. , shorter was always better. Miniskirts Members Only were often time worn with Wearing this jacket leggings in the 80s. This meant you were up with all fashion fad has recently the fads and were made a comeback. definitely “hanging with Leg Warmers the cool kids”. Wearing a knock off of this jacket Was this fad for looks made you a nerd. or necessity? Were our legs cold from wearing the Units miniskirts or did we just Baggy top, baggy skirt like the look of the leg or pants, matching belt. warmer? Whatever the BORING! This fad did not survive the 80s. Yoga Fanatics Rate these “Yoggie Pants” a 5 Star Rating!

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