With these new spring fashions and hot temperatures, retailers are expecting high sales in Texas. But after last winter's sales barely increasing, some are worried about the spring season sales, said Nicols. With college tuition and other finances it is hard for students to stay in style without breaking their pocket books. There are a lot of shops for students interested in staying in-fashion without breaking the bank. But when it all comes down to it, individual fashion tastes depend mostly on the weather, personal interests and personality.
Different climates affect trends in different parts of the country.
At the University, students are more likely to be seen wearing tank-tops and capri pants, said Baca. Social interests also might have a lot to do with fashion. She believes that styles are set by the types of groups that individuals are in. With that in mind, consumers will continue the seasonal fashion cycle, by shopping for the spring trends throughout this season and looking for a more concealing and conservative wardrobe in the fall.