Senior Charlie Kitten has always tried to fit himself — and his style — into one category. Freshman year: preppy. His wardrobe consisted of stereotypical Lululemon and Vineyard Vines — the brands everyone else wore. He wanted to fit in and didn’t feel a need to change up his look. Sophomore year, he ditched the preppy attire and opted for a more emo look — trading his country club polos for six-inch platform boots, band t-shirts and spiked dog collar necklaces. He went through three phases junior year, jumping from wearing basic graphic tees, to spiritual clothing with evil eye decals and back to emo again. But this year, Charlie has stopped defining his style as one thing, accepting that his upbeat personality makes him unique despite his clothing aesthetic. To read more of this story, click the link in bio. #storybymaggiekissick #socialmediabysophielindberg #photobykatebeaulieu