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Spring fashion forecast

Spring has sprung at LAHS, along with new outfit trends on campus
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Ally Mendez, Staff Writer
April 2, 2025
Spring has sprung in Los Alamitos, and new fashion trends have come with it.
Spring has sprung in Los Alamitos, and new fashion trends have come with it.
Ally Mendez
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Ally Mendez
Cold winds and chills from the winter season have finally melted away, along with the outdated styles of the now-over winter season. Students are ditching thick jackets and thawing out the rest of their closet in favor of spring.

 

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