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Fashion police: PVHS edition

Homecoming night in the Valley is always one of the most stressful yet exciting parts of the school year. With fashion trends always evolving, students dressed to the nines in this year’s most popular looks. 

Grace Tomlinson
Grace Tomlinson (23) wearing her bright coral off the shoulder homecoming dress.

Freshman, Grace Tomlinson, was quick to jump on this year’s hottest trends. She wore a bright coral off the shoulder dress with small, but tasteful sparkle accents, purchased from Special Effects. “It stood out from most of the other dresses I saw,” said Tomlinson. A simple silver heel along with a necklace and earrings tied the look altogether. Tomlinson wore her hair curled with two pieces back and had a very neutral makeup look. She undoubtedly made an incredible statement at the first dance of her high school career.

Jayne Abraham
Jayne Abraham (22) wearing her iridescent homecoming dress.

Iridescent color is one of the most popular trends this year, according to Seventeen Magazine.

“That was what originally made me pick my dress,” said sophomore, Jayne Abraham. Abraham purchased her dress this year from PromGirl, an online dress shop. She paired her dress with a braided bun hairstyle and her simple, but glamorous makeup was done by a friend. Abraham also wore a simple nude heel that finished out the look perfectly and gave her more confidence than ever.

Libby Bowe
Libby Bowe (21) wearing her floral homecoming dress in front of the waterfall at the FIGGE.

Floral is always one of the top trends, according to the popular dress brand Mac Duggal. It is fresh and clean, while still being fun. Junior Libby Bowe wore a strapless sweetheart neckline bright floral dress she had found at Blush Dress Shoppe in Davenport. “I picked it because my sister had wore it and I loved how the colors popped,” said Bowe. With a bright royal blue heel, she also wore her hair curled with a braid on the side.

Julia Necker
Julia Necker (20) pictured with Logan Colliar (20), wearing her light blue and floral homecoming dress.

Senior year homecoming can be an extremely important event for many girls. Girls want to step out looking their best one last time while still being on trend. Julia Necker exemplified that perfectly. Necker wore a light blue slip style dress with a floral pattern she purchased from Hello Molly. “I chose this dress because of the flower design and the pretty colors. I’ve never worn a dress with a design before,” says Necker. She finished off her look with a strappy white heel and gold accessories. Her hair was beautifully curled and she had a pink and brown based makeup look that accented her dress.

 

 

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Caitlin Crome
Caitlin Crome, P.V Editor
Senior Caitlin Crome is an involved individual in everything from athletics to community service. She has participated in track & field and platinum dance team all four years of high school and has been a dancer at Above the Barre for 16 years. Caitlin was also crowned Miss Iowa’s 2019 Outstanding Teen. As a result, she has started a youth mentorship program called “Confidence is Key” in which she partners with schools in the Quad Cities to spread positive messages to teens. Between all of these commitments, Caitlin still finds time to indulge in iced coffees and the show Big Brother. In the future, Caitlin hopes to attend the University of Iowa and be apart of the dance team. She would like to double major in journalism and sports management in hopes of someday working in management or reporting for the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium.   
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Jayne Abraham, Editor-in-Chief
Jayne Abraham is the Editor-in-Chief for the Spartan Shield. She has written for the shield for two years and enjoys writing in her free time. Jayne is also heavily involved in several organizations at PVHS including the Positive Place Club which focuses on discussing diversity and inclusion in the PV community, and Girls Learn International which discusses current social justice issues in the world. When she isn't busy with school and her leadership position for the shield, Jayne keeps her schedule full with her job as a host and expo at Steel Plow. One of her passions is soccer, and she plays for the PV girls soccer team as well as club soccer for Sporting Iowa East. Jayne is also a member of the Iowa Youth Congress, and some of her favorite pastimes include reading, listening to music, travelling, and spending time with family and friends. As Editor-in-Chief, Jayne is very excited to lead the shield staff this year.
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