Fall Fashion
by Kenny Chen
* this article does not represent Hoching individual fashions nor their opinion of good clothes; strictly based on research and other sources

Fall is here! Its time to go shopping for those needs of school: books, pens, backpacks, and the most important: clothing. What do you buy? What's in? And what's out from last year? Are you buying the right piece? All those concerns drive you psycho!! Well after reading this section you will become a fashion expert…well ….for fall at least.

To start, here are 5 top fall fashion trends that are too hot to miss.

1. IF YOU WANT THE SPORTY LOOK. There's no other "must have" as big as the button-up or zip-up pants by Adidas. While you're at it, pick up the nylon shirt also. You can't have one without the other.
Approximate cost: $30-40 per pants and $25+ per shirt

2. Fall means new colors on the trees, the plants, so why not on what you wear? The new colors for fall are the darker colors brown and purple. Look for designers such as Calvin Klein and stores like Gap to use brown in Khakis.
Approximate cost: $35+ per pants and $20+ per shirt

3. Form Fitting Fashion is still on the loose. All those lycra knit tops are still here for at least one more year. It will move to jackets and much more. Look Out!

4. For every guy that wants "the look" this fall. You must have a button down plaid shirt (very popular in stores like Aeropostale and Structure) with a white tee shirt underneath. Preferably a name brand tee such as CK. To match that, always wear light colored cargo pants with it.
Approximate cost: $30-$50 for plaid shirts and $10-26 for t-shirts

5 The new fabrics of fall are denim and Tencel. We all know what denim is, but what is Tencel? This soft fabric is produced from wood pulp is making its "POP" in the fashion world. Designers like Ellen Tracy and Joop! Are already using this fabric. There are 36 top designers including DKNY, Guess?, Calvin Klein, and Liz Claiborne that are using the new fabric. Tencel wrinkles less than fabric and softer than wool so it could be machine washed.