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This document discusses fashion trends for ages 15-22 and invites readers to become trendspotters. It notes trendy styles like conservative, preppy, ripped jeans, and skinny jeans as well as pointed shoes. Readers are encouraged to try new products, participate in surveys, and receive free samples if they sign up to be trendspotters who help identify hot new fashion and music trends for ages 15-22.
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- 2. conservative
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