By Lyn Mehe'ula How much do clothes and accessories really mean to you? Take this quiz and find out!

1. Your friends would describe your style as:
   Comfy and cozy. You’re all about being active and cute.

   Oh-so unique. You make a bold statement with your clothes.

   Straight out of a magazine. Your trendy combos are cover girl material!
2. Fast forward 15 years: You are a famous fashion designer! What can we expect to see on the runway?
   A new line of sportswear—tailored to fit an athlete’s needs.

   A trendy mix of casual clothes and preppy dresses.

   Glamour and glitz! Rhinestones, feathers, bright colors, and jewels drip from every model!
3. Starting this year, your school will require uniforms. You:
   Are delighted. Now you’ll always know exactly what to wear.

   Are disappointed but resigned. You’ll just have to express your sense of style through cool hairdos.

   Are so upset, you beg your mom to let you transfer schools. There is no way you can stay here!
4. Cartoon pajamas are “out” so when your BFF sports Dora the Explorer boxers at your sleepover, you:
   Hardly notice. You’re too busy telling scary stories.

   Say, “How cute” You love that she has her own style.

   Insist that she borrow a pair of your pink PJ pants, saying, “I can’t let my best friend look like a dork!”
5. Everyone has been wearing these cool platform shoes lately. The problem is, they squeeze your toes and pinch your feet! You:
   Stick with sneakers. No shoes are cool enough to be worth getting blisters!

   Buy shoes that look similar but feel great, without all that pinching and squeezing.

   Get a pair anyway, and spend your free time trying to stretch them out. You’ll make them fit…
6. You’ve had such a bad day! What happened?
   You got a D on a quiz.

   You spilled grape juice on your favorite skirt.

   Someone dissed your $45 sequin-studded baby tee.
7. You overslept, so now you only have five minutes to get ready for school! What do you do?
   Throw on whatever is clean and rush to the table. You have to eat!

   Use the time to get your outfit together. It won’t be your best look, but at least you’ll make the b

   Insist that your mom drive you, even though you’ll be tardy. You must have time to put together a perfect outfit.
8. Yes! You’ve been cast as Ms. Hannigan in your school’s production of Annie. Your costume? “Old lady” clothes. You say:
   “Perfect! I’ve always wanted to have a fun part like this!”

   “Um…is there a way to make her a bit more hip?”

   “Count me out! I can’t be seen onstage as Ms. Frumpy!”