First, I'll address the crossing of your "t"s and dotting your "i"s of home skool style. Tuck in your shirt, no matter what it needs to be tucked in. Next find all the buttons, snaps, and zippers on your clothes. Button, snap, and zip them. Now that we've got that over with we'll get to some finer details, from the bottom up.
Shoes, tennis shoes do well. You can also go for dress shoes, hiking boots, or cowboy boots. Do NOT wear flip flops, skate shoes, or Converse.
Pants, evenly washed, regular fit Levi, Arizona, or Wrangler brand jeans. If you feel extreme pull out some Dockers. The key is to get the correct fit. First find what size waist fits comfortably, then go up or down one size from that. Second find what length will barely touch your shoe, then buy one size shorter.
Belt, skip it. If desperate use suspenders.
Watch, digital watch with a gigantic face, set to beep every hour.
Shirt, Make sure that the shoulder seam is one to two inches wider that your shoulders. If it has long sleeves find ones that come two inches short of reaching your wrists. Thou shalt NOT have any brand name of ANY sort printed upon your shirt...except Carhart.
This completes Home Skool Style 101.
Warning: This look may cause your friends to instantly disappear and inspire awkward questions from others. It's NOT guaranteed to attract beautiful girls, however with the proper amount of prep it has been known to do so.
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Ha! Funny post. But I have to disagree with the hair. It's almost impossible for a true homescho-*clears throat* excuse me, homeSKooler to NOT comb, gel, or do SOMETHING with their "lovely locks" since it's just one of those things that HAS to be perfect.
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