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Because I literally started summer a month ago.

But for all y'all poor suckers who are going back to school soon, here are 30 cute back to school outfits to ease the suffering of being forced to memorize arbitrary fax in a windowless classroom for seven average day.

This 1st 1 is a little fancier and perfect for the first day of school, the one day of the year when you forget how much school sucks.

Just getting stay in school.

Kids.

If your school has a dress code, and since we don't want to be distracting any boys with our shoulders, God forbid, I layered a frilly crop top under my dress to give me some more coverage.

Next, we're switching out my picnic good shoes for some trustee, converse at a cropped jacket and letting my hair down for a more casual option.

I'm loving this jacket because it's giving me some full of us, but it's only like five inches long, so it's not actually keeping anyone warm.

Sticking with the casual theme here is an option, with a more chill T shirt layered underneath.

This one's from Brandi, and I love the nineties inspired ruffles and rib texture and details.

I promise this is the last outfit with that same dress, but I switched out my convoy convert for some platform sandals to ask template.

But they're still super easy to walk in, and this is key.

They dont make that loud, clumpy sound in the hallways that deals.

D'oh!

I honestly don't care about that shit anymore now that I'm in college.

But I remember in high school, for some reason I was really self conscious of help that although I feel like I just managed a massively overthink every part of my life when I was a high schooler.

Now we're changing out that dress for some jeans.

A bold choice.

This one is a bit of a twist on the classic jeans and a T shirt combo, because we still have those funky sandals, which are a little bit of a statement.

This outfit might be more for my college kids out there dancing like that.

Um, I just wanted to show you all on option with some color, because I particularly been loving the yellow and blue denim combo lately.

If your school thinks the belly button is too sexual to have out in about, then you can always turn it down with a longer top that's talked into your jeans.

Next, we're changing it up with a simple white button up, which, if you don't have in your closet already, you can probably steal from your brother or your boyfriend or your next tinder hookup.

Talking to high school students that's inappropriate if you're in college and over the age of 18 is what I'm saying.

Now we're getting our Kelsey Simone on with some accessories, a black double ring belt that vaguely resembles the Gucci one but didn't cost like $500 and some comfy black slip on loafers.

I'm changing out the genes for a black denim skirt.

This is probably a little bit short for most high schools, but if you have a longer skirt or even plain black jeans, that would work just as well and that I'm wearing some pearl shoes for a little pop of I'm gonna say color.

But I mean, like sparkle, glamour.

Okay, moving on thing is a good I just rolled out of bed, but I still look cute.

Type of look, because apparently it's not cool to look like you tried hard anymore.

I don't know kids these days.

I just left the shirt untucked and flowy over some shorts.

And then again through on those loafers.

Here's a last ditch effort to get some use of my favorite summer pieces.

I love the purple flowers on this top, paired with some yellow block heels for a little complimentary color action.

Okay, that dancing is getting somewhat problematic at this point.

Now we're getting real creative, layering a yellow gingham dress over my top again to cover those scandalous shoulders.

Next, I brought back that cropped jacket for a more casual option and to make the summer dress a little more fall appropriate.

This'll is Loki, the same outfit as earlier in this video, except instead of the cherry dress.

I have this kingdom one next up because I'm wild.

We're layering pants over all of this.

Now, the key to talking in a lot of fabric into jeans I don't have it look absurd is to, like, really get deep down in there, Really commit to it.

Smooth that fabric layer all the way down your butt and don't let it just bunch around your hips.

And there we go, minimally lumpy.

Here's a really simple one.

I feel like the secret is as long as you have jeans and sneakers that really suit you.

Honestly, any T shirt you for a while and we'll look pretty cool.

Here's an aggressively comfy option I threw on an oversized sweatshirt and cuff might be, and so I wouldn't get too overwhelmed in fabric to dress it up.

I'm bringing back that black skirt and embellished shoes and tying up the sweatshirt so I don't lose my waist.

Okay, at this point, I'm kind of running out of ways to describe these outfits.

So here's just another option with a long sleep polo that I drifted.

Oh, mind your mom from the eighties halls and she is looking fine.

I was initially afraid this outfit would look a little too stuffy, but I ended up loving it.

I think the crops, jeans and sandals that leave a little bit of skin around the ankle area really helped balance the whole outfit out.

I'm changing out that polo for a silky slip to add some texture and then layering on my denim jacket for kind of a Canadian tuxedo look.

But honestly, a pretty inoffensive take on one.

I like that The dental was different colors, and it's broken up by the silk top, so it's not like to in your face dental London on two thousand's Justin Timberlake.

Next out here is a classic overall dress and T shirt combo that stressed us a little bit by the roughly sleeves on this top to balance out the shortness of the skirt.

Maybe make it a little more school appropriate, added an oversized suede jacket that adds a little bit of extra coverage and extends beyond the bottom half of the skirt, changing out everything about the jacket.

This look gives me like an old school safari.

Indiana Jones meets Jane Goodall.

Five.

I feel like I'm ready to do some research, just getting I actually and so ready to never have to write a research paper again.

I thought this next look was an interesting way to incorporate fall in summer pieces into one outfit.

This letter is cozy, but sandals keep it summary, and I feel like somehow it all works together.

Jumping into more of a fall color scheme, I added a deep red corduroy skirt and these pearl sandals.

Honestly, I look ready for the holiday season, which kind of terrifies me is I'm desperately clinging on to what's left of summer here.

I'm bringing in some cool lots, which, like three years ago, I swore to myself, I'd never wear because I thought they were genuinely the most hideous things.

But I don't have something changed within me, and now I love them.

I think they're cool.

Way to make a bit more of a statement than your everyday straight or skinny leg jeans.

But still obviously casual and appropriate for school thing Outfit is a cool twist on the classic jeans and T shirt combo.

I feel like I've said like three times in this video so far, but first of all, I'm obsessed with this T shirt.

I think it's like the pinnacle of all graphic tees, and secondly, I like that these jeans are bent of unexpected silhouette.

Here's the same thing, but dressing it down with some converse just for days that you wanna be comfy and crawl back into bed as soon as possible.

We've all been there, trust me.

And for our last outfit, I'm bringing back some summer revives with pastel yellow and blue color palette.

And just getting here is a bonus outfit because apparently I can't count properly.

Same thing, but with the jacket, okay.

And that is actually it.

Thank you so much for watching and making it to the very end.

Best of luck in school.

If you're headed back soon.

Just remember to take notes, make friends and never lend someone your pencil because you're never getting it back.