New York City’s Fashion Week of September, 2014 is showcasing the up and coming trends of Spring 2015. The main theme of this year’s Fashion Week is diversity, and the collections showcase the most diverse group of designers.

Some of the latest trends of Fashion Week include Giorgio Armani’s softer collection, Jean Paul Gaultier’s dark collection, and Christian Dior’s historic collection. Giorgio Armani has included softer material to lighten up the female silhouette. He has used black, white, and red to give his new pieces a bold statement. Jean Paul Gaultier’s collection is quite the opposite. He has reintroduced the gothic style through use of dark colors that are tough and dramatic. Christian Dior’s new collection is inspired by Eighteenth century gardens. It includes several oblong, pale pastel gowns with a soft, elongating shape. These designers provide only a slight taste of the diversity in this year’s Fashion Week.

Likewise, the styles and trends found in the halls of Arrowhead High School are diverse. Samantha Bruening, a senior at Arrowhead, says, “There is a lot of diversity. Some people like to dress classy, some are athletic, and others have an edgier style.”

According to Bruening, the sense of diversity of Fashion Week is reflected in the halls of Arrowhead.

Bruening has also had her eye on some upcoming trends. “Apparently denim on denim is going to be very popular this Fall.” She says.

She reports she is expecting to see a lot of this trend at Arrowhead. She is excited to see what everyone’s wardrobes will be displaying this Fall and predicts that Ugg boots will be making a comeback.

Rachel Feder, another student of Arrowhead, has a different take on the diverse fashion of the school. “Certain pieces of clothing are very uniform,” she says, “but everyone creates their own style with what they do with the pieces.” She also reports “I think we’ll see more of skater skirts this Fall.” Skater skirts have been quite popular in previous seasons, so we will have to wait and see if her prediction is correct.

Rachel says, “I really like the baggy, loose style with earthy tones.” This trend has also been quite popular throughout shows of Fashion Week in New York city.

According to these Arrowhead students, it appears the theme of Fashion Week and that of Arrowhead really aren’t that different. Diversity is reflected in both the catwalks of Manhattan and the halls of Arrowhead High School.

As fashion continues to change, students of Arrowhead predict that the trend of diversity will remain the same. Whether that means classy, casual, or edgy, style creates the diversity that continues to inspire the students of Arrowhead everyday.

As designers like Giorgio Armani, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Christian Dior continue to showcase their very different Spring 2015 collections at New York’s Fashion Week, the students of Arrowhead are continuing to display their own diverse styles through the expression that is fashion.