Annually, Penn State THON dancers, spectators and committee members carry out of their most colourful clothes and equipment.
A few of these tendencies are THON staples, however others change and develop 12 months after 12 months. Listed here are the largest tendencies amongst this 12 months's THON dancers.
HOKA sneakers
It's no secret that snug sneakers are a should for the 46-hour dance marathon. Nevertheless, this 12 months there was a big enhance within the variety of THON attendees carrying HOKA's particular model of sneakers.
After a surge in consideration over the previous 12 months, the model has change into recognized for being snug to put on for lengthy intervals, making it a preferred selection for THON.
Barbie-themed equipment
Within the wake of Greta Gerwig's blockbuster hit “Barbie,” it's clear that the movie influenced THON this 12 months.
Whether or not it's pink sun shades, pink scarves or pink cowboy hats like those Margot Robbie wore within the film, you’ll be able to't miss the affect of “Barbie” this 12 months.
Fanny Packs
Fanny packs have all the time been a THON staple through the years as useful baggage to carry all the things dancers want.
This 12 months, nonetheless, as an alternative of carrying fanny packs across the waist, it has change into extra well-liked to put on them as crossbody baggage over one shoulder, as this fashion has grown on social media.
Arches
The “flirty aesthetic” shortly grew to become a pattern on TikTok this 12 months, with bows being the preferred ingredient to characterize it.
This 12 months at THON, the dancers embellished their fanny packs or their hair with these bows.
THON has all the time been a time when Penn State college students can exhibit their funniest and most snug outfits to have fun the laborious work of fundraisers all year long.
This 12 months's style tendencies present that many college students like to mix what is trendy with what’s most snug for them.
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