Student Trend Saturday: Embroidery
From unique stitching on jean pockets to pretty threading on a jacket, detailed embroidery is one of the cutest trends around. It adds an element of detail to an outfit that can only be noticed by others once they are drawn into the wearer’s atmosphere, almost like a whispered secret that is only shared with one’s closest confidantes.
The origin of embroidery can be dated back to Cro-Magnon days, or 30,000 BC. Embroidery has also been discovered in archaeological digs in Siberia, China, and Latin America. It is believed to have symbolized the wearer’s financial wealth.
Nowadays, embroidery symbolizes a wearer’s wealth of style. UCLA students can be seen sporting this trend on some of the most unexpected pieces of clothing, making their outfits chic and put-together. Check out how a few Bruins wear their embroidery:Name: Catherine ZhangIG: @zhangatronMajor: PsychobiologyYear: SophomoreFavorite place to shop: ZaraName: Hannah RexingerIG: @hannahrexingerMajor: EnglishYear: JuniorFavorite place to shop: ZaraFun fact: Hannah is one of our talented Editorial Directors, and she takes awesome photos. ❤"I actually bought this shirt at Zara in Italy while studying abroad! And my mom bought the same one in a different color, and I steal it from her closet all the time."Name: Rachel LeeIG: @rachelleewayMajor: CommunicationsYear: SophomoreFavorite place to shop: American EagleName: Ashley ChuangIG: @ashleybloomssFavorite place to shop: Uniqlo (pants are from Topshop)Name: Jackline MartinezIG: @martinezjacklineMajor: Pre-architecture & Latin American StudiesYear: SophomoreFavorite place to shop: Urban Outfitters, Brandy Melville, NB Trendy, Fashion NovaName: Pashmeen KaurMajor: Applied Mathematics and EconomicsYear: JuniorFavorite place to shop: American Eagle
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