Q&A: Mr. Wierzal, English

Mr Darrel Wierzal, English, tells about his fashion sense. Wierzal discussed how he dressed in the past compared to today.

Yousef Nammari, Social Media Editor

  Q: What is your go-to outfit?

   A: “My go-to outfit is very simple. It’s blue jeans and a t-shirt.” 

   Q: How do you describe your fashion?

   A: “My fashion is basic. Just like a suburban dad.”

   Q: Do you dress like other guys your age?

   A: “Yes, I do dress like other guys my age. It seems like everyone my age wears almost the exact same thing.”

   Q: Where are your favorite places to shop?

   A: “I would say Kohl’s is my favorite place to shop. I also like to go to JCPenney and Costco. Sometimes I’ll find nice pieces at Target and Costco.  Another place I like to shop is Blain’s Farm and Fleet.”

   Q: Are there any specific brands you like to wear?

   A: “I like Lee jeans, but that’s about it. I’ll go with whatever, as long as it looks okay on me.”

   Q: How would you describe your fashion sense as a child?

   A: “As a child, I was dressed by my mom. She’d dress me in what she thought looked good.”

   Q: How would you describe your fashion sense as a teen?

   A: “When I finally started to care about what I looked like as a teenager, I’d shop the way I wanted. It was nice because I was the youngest child and my mother would give me her credit card. I’d go to the mall to all the trendy stores at the mall. I did that through high school and my first two years of college. Somewhere along my Junior year of college was when I started not to care about how I looked. I wore blue jeans and a t-shirt.”

   Q: Do you envy other grown men who dress nice?

   A: “It looks like a lot of work. I think I’m good the way I am.”

   Q: Do you think your fashion has changed after marriage?

   A: “I definitely care less and less. My wife doesn’t care about how I dress, so I’m good with whatever.”

   Q: Do your children help you dress?

   A: “They try to. They’ll like to point out when I’m doing something embarrassing.”