How did the popular girls used to dress and act in your school?

Question

How did the popular girls used to dress and act in your school?

Answer 1

it was a long time ago in the 60's so school uniform was the norm and the most popular girls hitched their skirts up and had mums knit very baggy cardigans in school colours.

they had holes in their stockings and bleached their hair and plucked their eyebrows into very thin lines. The school was strict but they just  kept pushing the boundaries they were fun.

Answer 2

Ha... they all used to wear the EXACT same clothes as each other. They were all little clones of each other. They always had high ponytails, mini skirts and blue eyeliner. There was the ring leader that they all respected and adored, shes a teenage mum now whos addicted to drugs... they used to go around bullying people who were not in their 'gang'. I laugh when i think about them now :P

L xxxx

Answer 3

mini skirts/shorts so their bum cheeks used to hand out, skimpy tops to their b***s would hang out....

pretty much just like tarts.

Answer 4

S****y scene wannabes

Answer 5

When I was high school (graduated last year), they dressed in mostly what was in fashion; that is Uggs, short jean skirts with leggings, and American Eagle, Hollister, Forever 21, A&F, that sort of thing.

Answer 6

whatever the fudge some magazine tells them to fudging do and how to act and what to wear... (come back tight jeans!!!)

Answer 7

Generally they dressed in whatever the fashion was at the time and acted like they were important and actually mattered to anyone but themselves.

Most of them had kids at or before the age of 16 and are now fat single mothers who wear leggings and claim dole.

It makes me warm inside to see them these days....

Answer 8

They used to dress like there was a fashion show daily at school.  They use to act like they were some big celebrity. They would belittle anyone that didn't try to act like them, dress like them.

I do have to say that there were a couple that acted like everyday people, but they dressed the part and acted the part around their so-called friends.  Kind of two-faced, but at least they weren't snooty to everyone all of the time.

Now I sound like someone who was picked on or wasn't very popular in school.  I had friends, but I just wasn't a groupie / clickie type person, I use to hang around different types of people.  Still today I like to people watch and am interested in the differences in people.

Answer 9

They dressed and acted like boys. It was so rough.