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BACK to SCHOOL TRENDS Es2 Complied by Valerie Kellogg Hop Liv Ts JUNE 28, 2020 Special Advertising Feature BACK TO TIE-DYE SCHOOL TRENDS omfort is key, thanks to the C dress-down pandemic, say Long Island retailers. Whether the kids are in the classroom or not, the oh-so-casual look should serve them well. —Valerie Kellogg WHITE KICKS CONCERT Ts RAINBOWS STICKERSERS LOOK INSIDE FOR MORE FALL ADVICE Photos: clockwise from top, Charlotte Coté, Target, @turtlesoup, Rowdy Sprout and Nike 2159819001215 2159819001 F2 BACK TO SCHOOL TRENDS eS2 Complied by Valerie Kellogg hop Liv tS Ea MULLET The low-maintenance but “new- and-improved” mullet is an example of the laid-back style tweens and teens are looking in for, says Tracy Messina, ng marketing and public relations Lo manager for the JD Thomas & wn Da Co. Salon (6168 Jericho Tpke., Commack, 631-486-4443, WHITE KICKS jdthomasandco.com). 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