Fashion: I wanna frock

Fashion followers bid a fond goodbye to 2010 trends at the Rock Your Frock runway show at Loft2.

August 17, 2012 at 9:11PM
Clockwise from top - Perssis Meshkat, Derek Botz, Meghan Nelson, Kelly Doohen
Clockwise from top - Perssis Meshkat, Derek Botz, Meghan Nelson, Kelly Doohen (Dave Braunger/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Perssis Meshkat

27, attorney

What are you wearing? Dress and leather jacket from the Len Druskin Outlet, Qupid shoes.

Describe your style: I used to be "hippie chic," but then I had to grow up and get a big-kid job. Now I'm more "classy comfort."

What trends do you expect to see in 2011? The style of the early '60s.

Which do you hope will disappear along with 2010? For women: high-waisted jeans. They only work on models. For men: Ed Hardy.

Derek Botz

21, fashion student

What are you wearing? A jacket from H&M, C'N'C jeans from Italy, shirt from Metro Park and Burberry boots.

Describe your style: I have many styles, from punk to classy to grunge.

What trends do you expect to see in 2011? It's hard to pinpoint what will last and what will crash. If you want to keep up with fashion, you should go to fashion shows and read about fashion online.

Meghan Nelson

22, marketing intern

What are you wearing? Shirt, shoes and tights from a boutique in Korea. Skirt from H&M. Jewelry by Nicole Pamelia.

Describe your style: I try go for the classy everyday look with simple designs, mixing and matching, and comfort.

What trends do you expect to see in 2011? Tights.

Which do you hope will disappear along with 2010? Parachute pants and blunt bangs.

Kelly Doohen

26, graduate student

What are you wearing? Skirt and belts from Charlotte Russe, Forever 21 top, boots from MakeMeChic.com, necklace from Macy's.

Describe your style: Glamorous fashionista who likes to try new trends.

What trends do you expect to see in 2011? Sequins, leggings and ankle boots will continue to be popular. Materials with lace and beading. The "biker" look -- leather, buckles and tassels.

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