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You don't want to exactly copy anyone else's style, but you should pay attention to what other people are wearing. What styles are you most drawn to? Once you start paying attention to what you like, you'll know whether you are more into a crisp preppy look or if you favor a more laid-back street-style vibe. Identifying your style can help you be more fashionable. If you're slender, you might want to wear horizontal stripes and dress in lighter colors to make you look more muscular. If you're broad across the middle, dark colors can make you appear slimmer, and a belt will make your waist appear smaller. If you have an athletic body type, wear slim-fitting shirts and straight-leg jeans to show off your muscular figure. If you have an "average" build, you can wear almost anything just avoid loose or saggy clothing. Check out fashion magazines, style blogs, Pinterest boards, and pictures of celebrities to get ideas of the kind of style you're into. Remember that you'll be wearing these looks to class, so look for styles that are appropriate for school. George Clooney might look great in a tuxedo, but it might not be the right outfit for history class. Sometimes the only way to know if something looks good on you is just to wear it. You might be all about the skater vibe, only to discover that you don't like the way it looks on you. On the other hand, that shirt that your aunt got you might not seem like your style at first, but it could grow to become your favorite after you pair it with the perfect jeans. Middle school is all about finding yourself, so don't be afraid to experiment with your look. You should know the difference between what you really like and what's a trend right now. Think about looks from previous decades that look really dated. You probably wouldn't wear wide-legged skater jeans from the 90s, or cut your hair in a mullet in the 80s today. Classic pieces like well-fitting jeans and button-down shirts or t-shirts are always in style.
Pay attention to what other people are wearing. Know what looks good on your body type. Find inspiration in magazines and online. Be willing to experiment. Don't fall victim to trends.