# Is this season's style sexy, silly, or sophisticated?

An episode of [Two Ts In A Pod with Teddi Mellencamp and Tamra Judge](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/podcast/1477524410), 5 Sep 2026, 35 min.

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## Transcript

[0:01] Speaker 1: Welcome to Dirty Rush, the truth about sorority life with
[0:04] Speaker 1: your hosts, me, Gia Giudice, Daisy Kent, and Jennifer Fessler.
[0:12] Speaker 1: Welcome back to another episode of Dirty Rush. Sorority recruitment
[0:15] Speaker 1: is in full swing and so are the outfits. So
[0:19] Speaker 1: today we have a panel of hand-plucked sorority girls gathered
[0:24] Speaker 1: to rate them all from the hottest looks to the
[0:27] Speaker 1: hottest messes.
[0:28] Speaker 2: Let's get into it. All right.
[0:30] Speaker 3: I'm so excited to hear from these girls. With a
[0:34] Speaker 3: daughter who's coming up in it, I really want to hear,
[0:37] Speaker 3: not that you don't offer amazing advice, Gia, but I
[0:40] Speaker 3: feel like I love bringing all these girls in.
[0:42] Speaker 4: Hi, Ella.
[0:43] Speaker 5: Hello.
[0:45] Speaker 6: Hello.
[0:46] Speaker 4: Where do you go to school?
[0:47] Speaker 5: I go to San Diego State University. So I'm a
[0:50] Speaker 5: junior this year.
[0:51] Speaker 7: Well, we want to talk to you about what it
[0:53] Speaker 7: is like to dress up to go to Rush at
[0:56] Speaker 7: San Diego State University, please.
[0:59] Speaker 8: Which house are you in?
[1:00] Speaker 5: I'm in Alpha Phi.
[1:02] Speaker 1: Well, Ella, I think I'm closest to your age, but
[1:07] Speaker 1: I went to Rutgers University in Jersey. I don't think
[1:10] Speaker 1: it was nearly as strict with sorority recruitment and having
[1:14] Speaker 1: a specific itinerary to follow when it comes to outfits. yes,
[1:19] Speaker 1: everyone needed to, you know, dress fancy and, you know,
[1:22] Speaker 1: obviously show up as their best self.
[1:24] Speaker 2: But what was your first.
[1:26] Speaker 1: Impression when you went into Rush and how you had
[1:29] Speaker 1: to dress?
[1:30] Speaker 5: I would say, so for my year, it was a
[1:33] Speaker 5: little bit different because now Panhellenic has transitioned to more
[1:38] Speaker 5: of traditional Rush rounds where they have girls wear a
[1:41] Speaker 5: specific shirt. So the Panhellenic Rush shirt that they wear
[1:46] Speaker 5: for starting off with either A lot of girls choose
[1:49] Speaker 5: to wear a cute golf skirt with it, cute pair
[1:52] Speaker 5: of denim, a denim skirt, denim shorts, just anything cute
[1:56] Speaker 5: with the bottom. A lot of girls usually wear something short, though,
[1:59] Speaker 5: because it's so hot in San Diego around this time. Like,
[2:01] Speaker 5: it's 90... It's yeah, it's 90 today here.
[2:05] Speaker 2: It's it's rough.
[2:06] Speaker 1: So that's for open house round, right? Yes, that was
[2:10] Speaker 1: the same thing for me. I had to wear a
[2:11] Speaker 1: T-shirt and I wore jeans because it was the fall
[2:14] Speaker 1: in Jersey. So you could get away with like wearing
[2:16] Speaker 1: jeans or a skirt or something.
[2:19] Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly. I mean, it's still that's I feel like
[2:23] Speaker 5: that is the round. The opening round is easiest because
[2:26] Speaker 5: girls feel the less amount of stress there because they're
[2:28] Speaker 5: all wearing the same top and they have more fluency
[2:30] Speaker 5: with their bottoms. It was different for my.
[2:33] Speaker 2: PC, though.
[2:34] Speaker 5: I'm PC24. Because we were online for that first open round.
[2:40] Speaker 7: Oh, yes.
[2:41] Speaker 5: So we had not transitioned back into in-person open rounds.
[2:45] Speaker 5: So we didn't have shirts. They just told us to
[2:48] Speaker 5: wear a comfortable shirt. So I wore... I wore a
[2:51] Speaker 5: floral tank top and just, you can only see the.
[2:55] Speaker 2: Upper half of me.
[2:56] Speaker 5: So a lot of girls were on the zoom and
[2:58] Speaker 5: found out this afterwards, but a lot of girls were
[3:00] Speaker 5: on the zoom wearing a cute top and then sweatpants
[3:02] Speaker 5: at the bottom.
[3:03] Speaker 2: Cause you couldn't see.
[3:04] Speaker 8: It's like newscasters that do that.
[3:05] Speaker 6: Yeah.
[3:06] Speaker 4: Or like me today.
[3:08] Speaker 2: Right.
[3:08] Speaker 8: I was just going to say, or any of us.
[3:12] Speaker 2: Yeah.
[3:12] Speaker 5: You could never tell, but if I stood up, I'd you,
[3:15] Speaker 5: I was wearing a, I remember I was wearing a
[3:18] Speaker 5: white floral shirt. And if I stood up, I was
[3:20] Speaker 5: wearing these bright pink sweatshirts. And if you just like
[3:24] Speaker 5: saw me stand up, you'd think like, what's going on here?
[3:29] Speaker 5: But yes, there's, there's a lot of fluency with the
[3:32] Speaker 5: opening round. Every girl wears the same t-shirt going in
[3:35] Speaker 5: and it changes every year, the design. It's always super
[3:37] Speaker 5: cute though. Very cute. Our Panhellenic team here does a
[3:41] Speaker 5: great job. So those girls wear those tops. And then
[3:45] Speaker 5: we start going into the phyllo round. And that's when
[3:48] Speaker 5: it starts to transition to essentially getting fancier as it goes.
[3:55] Speaker 9: What did that stand for? You said phyllo?
[3:58] Speaker 5: Ah, sorry.
[4:01] Speaker 2: No, it's fine.
[4:02] Speaker 5: It's fine.
[4:03] Speaker 3: You just talk to us like we are children because.
[4:07] Speaker 2: We haven't done this.
[4:07] Speaker 8: For a really long time.
[4:10] Speaker 5: It's I'm so used and this is not something I had.
[4:13] Speaker 5: I was so used to people having, you know, an
[4:18] Speaker 5: awareness of Greek life terms. And I didn't know any
[4:22] Speaker 5: of them when I was going through it because none
[4:24] Speaker 5: of my family went through Rush. No one was, it
[4:27] Speaker 5: was my first time. I didn't know anything. So when
[4:30] Speaker 5: people were saying these things like philo.
[4:32] Speaker 2: I was like, what's philo?
[4:34] Speaker 5: What's philanthropy?
[4:35] Speaker 8: It's like a flaky pastry.
[4:38] Speaker 2: Yes.
[4:39] Speaker 5: And then when I was told what philanthropy essentially is
[4:41] Speaker 5: for each sorority, I was like, okay, so this is
[4:43] Speaker 5: nothing like what I thought it was. But it's still,
[4:48] Speaker 5: then usually for that round, girls will Which is good
[4:52] Speaker 5: about our school is a lot of sororities will put
[4:56] Speaker 5: up inspiration boards on social media platforms because it makes
[5:02] Speaker 5: it way more helpful for girls because they have each
[5:05] Speaker 5: other through it to talk about what they want to
[5:08] Speaker 5: wear or ask if it looks like something that they
[5:13] Speaker 5: ask if they think it's appropriate. You know, girls just
[5:16] Speaker 5: want a little bit of validation to help feel more confident.
[5:19] Speaker 5: But then being able to see a vision board made
[5:22] Speaker 5: by chapters for girls, it's just so much more helpful.
[5:26] Speaker 5: And seeing it now happen and seeing my chapter post
[5:31] Speaker 5: them makes me happy because I can already tell if
[5:34] Speaker 5: I was going through Rush again, it would be so
[5:36] Speaker 5: helpful for me.
[5:37] Speaker 2: Yeah.
[5:37] Speaker 3: So do you feel like there's a big range? We
[5:40] Speaker 3: were just talking about this, like how, you know, Down south,
[5:44] Speaker 3: SEC schools are very love shack fancy and big poofy
[5:48] Speaker 3: bows and all of that.
[5:49] Speaker 2: Kind of stuff.
[5:49] Speaker 3: I feel like SDSU is probably a little more casual.
[5:53] Speaker 3: But within SDSU, do you feel like there's a giant
[5:58] Speaker 3: range between the sororities or are you all kind of similar?
[6:03] Speaker 5: I'd say there's a giant range. And from what I've
[6:06] Speaker 5: noticed recruiting last year, a lot of girls had their
[6:10] Speaker 5: own individual style.
[6:12] Speaker 3: Yes.
[6:13] Speaker 4: So happy to hear that.
[6:14] Speaker 5: And it was just so cool. I would get inspiration
[6:18] Speaker 5: off these girls. They'd wear these cute little belts or jewelry.
[6:21] Speaker 5: And I was just like, I love this. You know,
[6:23] Speaker 5: I like how girls are all inspired off each other.
[6:25] Speaker 5: And if they want to wear similar outfits, that's perfectly okay.
[6:29] Speaker 5: Whatever makes you comfortable. But when you can clearly tell
[6:32] Speaker 5: a girl has created this perfect outfit she's confident in,
[6:37] Speaker 5: it's just, that's what I love to see because it shows,
[6:40] Speaker 5: you know, there's no set style here.
[6:43] Speaker 4: Are there any brands though?
[6:44] Speaker 7: Like, are there any brands that you think are getting
[6:46] Speaker 7: worn more right now this year?
[6:48] Speaker 4: Is there anything you're seeing a lot of?
[6:50] Speaker 5: I would definitely say addicted. Addicted has been on the
[6:54] Speaker 5: rise recently these past two to three years.
[6:57] Speaker 2: And that's awesome.
[6:58] Speaker 1: I mean, addicted is very like, well priced, very, very, yeah,
[7:04] Speaker 1: very affordable.
[7:05] Speaker 3: They even have them at Urban Outfitters.
[7:06] Speaker 5: They do. Yes. I went into Urban Outfitters the other
[7:10] Speaker 5: day and they had a nice collection too. And what
[7:12] Speaker 5: I like about it as well is they have sales.
[7:15] Speaker 5: It's a bunch of different styles. They have crochet clothing.
[7:19] Speaker 5: They have... cute sparkly dresses.
[7:21] Speaker 7: I only know about it because I see it on
[7:24] Speaker 7: our credit card bills.
[7:27] Speaker 4: It just says.
[7:27] Speaker 7: Anyway, listen, Ella, thank you so much for joining us.
[7:35] Speaker 2: Of course.
[7:36] Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
[7:37] Speaker 2: Okay guys.
[7:38] Speaker 7: So let's actually bring in a boutique owner. So an
[7:41] Speaker 7: expert in this space, let's bring in Kelly.
[7:44] Speaker 6: Hi. Hi.
[7:44] Speaker 3: Thank you for joining us.
[7:47] Speaker 5: Thanks for having me.
[7:49] Speaker 1: I think it's so smart, especially when you have a
[7:52] Speaker 1: cute boutique on campus. My sister goes to University of
[7:56] Speaker 1: Michigan and they have this cutest boutique. Whenever I go
[7:59] Speaker 1: and visit her, I spend a pretty penny there because
[8:02] Speaker 1: they do. But it's so smart because when you go
[8:06] Speaker 1: to school and you don't have a boutique around, I
[8:09] Speaker 1: feel like you're constantly doing online shopping. But it's nice
[8:12] Speaker 1: to actually have a cute boutique near your campus and
[8:16] Speaker 1: on site. that you can walk to and just have
[8:19] Speaker 1: the accessibility to.
[8:21] Speaker 2: I love it.
[8:22] Speaker 4: So what are you selling out of Kelly? Like what's
[8:24] Speaker 4: big for rushes here? So big for rush.
[8:27] Speaker 9: So I don't know if everyone's aware, but like for Arizona,
[8:30] Speaker 9: it's a very different style than the traditional rush talk
[8:34] Speaker 9: Southern style that we all know and love. So none
[8:39] Speaker 9: of that preppy style is really seen for Arizona and,
[8:43] Speaker 9: We are very much more aligned with LA, New York styles.
[8:48] Speaker 9: Very simple, seeing a lot of lace trim selling really well.
[8:53] Speaker 9: Just these little satin dresses that have lace trim around
[8:56] Speaker 9: the bust, colorful satin, not seeing a lot of prints.
[9:01] Speaker 9: You'd be surprised at how no florals are selling this year.
[9:05] Speaker 1: Just very simple.
[9:07] Speaker 9: Form fitting. And then the color palette is super fun.
[9:11] Speaker 9: It's like, butter yellow, baby pink, mint, teals, and aquas.
[9:16] Speaker 9: So it looks like a candy store.
[9:18] Speaker 2: It's very new.
[9:20] Speaker 6: Easter.
[9:20] Speaker 5: Easter Sunday.
[9:21] Speaker 9: Still very hot here. So you're not really seeing any
[9:24] Speaker 9: darker colors or anything like that.
[9:26] Speaker 2: Nice.
[9:27] Speaker 3: Are there any brands that you're selling out of or
[9:30] Speaker 3: that have been really popular?
[9:32] Speaker 9: So we do have some more premium brands like Guzio
[9:36] Speaker 9: and stuff. So there's like this cute little polka dot
[9:38] Speaker 9: set that some people are buying for sisterhood, but As
[9:43] Speaker 9: far as our brands, we sell a lot of L.A.
[9:45] Speaker 9: brands that you don't really buy online. So they're more
[9:47] Speaker 9: affordable for college students, $ 50 to $ 60 for a dress. Awesome.
[9:53] Speaker 9: Some of those brands are more like Cotton Candy, Olivacious.
[9:56] Speaker 9: You wouldn't really know. Some of them you can't actually
[9:58] Speaker 9: shop online.
[9:59] Speaker 5: They are wholesale.
[10:00] Speaker 4: Only so they can't go to your do you have
[10:02] Speaker 4: a website.
[10:03] Speaker 9: We do not because we are so slammed busy like
[10:07] Speaker 9: i can't even keep up with inventory.
[10:10] Speaker 8: That's great good for you good problem to have you don't.
[10:12] Speaker 7: Even need us to push you what about heels do
[10:15] Speaker 7: the girl i mean they have to walk so they're
[10:16] Speaker 7: so long.
[10:17] Speaker 4: Are they wearing heels Yes.
[10:19] Speaker 5: Kitten heels.
[10:19] Speaker 4: We have sold out.
[10:20] Speaker 5: We have a little like a flip flop wedge.
[10:24] Speaker 2: The flip flop wads are huge.
[10:26] Speaker 9: Selling out like crazy.
[10:28] Speaker 5: Yeah.
[10:28] Speaker 7: You know, it's just, it's a, it's a strange thing.
[10:30] Speaker 7: We're talking about how much it matters, right? What you
[10:34] Speaker 7: wear and how great it is. If you know, you
[10:37] Speaker 7: can actually, you know, show your style and showcase a
[10:39] Speaker 7: little bit of who you are through your fashion. And
[10:42] Speaker 7: is that hard? Is it not that hard? And you're
[10:45] Speaker 7: saying there's a U of A girl look, right? That
[10:49] Speaker 7: you're trying to, I guess, move towards, but it's a
[10:53] Speaker 7: lot of pressure.
[10:54] Speaker 1: Yeah.
[10:55] Speaker 9: I mean, I think every young girl faces a lot
[10:57] Speaker 9: of pressure just with the social media world. But I mean,
[11:01] Speaker 9: our sort of shtick at our store is like, you
[11:03] Speaker 9: feel like you're shopping with a friend. All of my
[11:05] Speaker 9: sales associates, most of them have gone through rush themselves.
[11:09] Speaker 9: They're active members. So these girls will come in, they're nervous.
[11:14] Speaker 9: They look like deer in headlights.
[11:15] Speaker 2: I don't know what I'm doing.
[11:16] Speaker 9: I don't know what to wear. And my girls just
[11:18] Speaker 9: like walk them through the process. We even have like
[11:21] Speaker 9: these big posters in our stores that say like what
[11:24] Speaker 9: to wear for each day.
[11:25] Speaker 2: Oh, awesome.
[11:28] Speaker 5: It's items that are in. So then you can go
[11:31] Speaker 5: find it. We walk them through.
[11:32] Speaker 6: Okay.
[11:32] Speaker 9: Do you have your dress this day? And then they
[11:35] Speaker 9: try it on. They actually come out of the fitting
[11:36] Speaker 9: room and show us. And we're like, yes, like, That's
[11:39] Speaker 9: the one. And then even if they don't buy anything,
[11:41] Speaker 9: they just leave feeling so much more confident, relaxed.
[11:45] Speaker 5: You can see them relax.
[11:47] Speaker 4: Can you dress them for like different sorority houses?
[11:49] Speaker 7: Like if you want, you know, if you want to be,
[11:53] Speaker 7: I don't know, a DG or like, are there different looks.
[11:56] Speaker 4: For different houses?
[11:57] Speaker 5: I wouldn't say so.
[11:58] Speaker 9: There's just more like for the feel around, they get
[12:00] Speaker 9: a t-shirt. So we we buy like skirts that will
[12:04] Speaker 9: go with that t-shirt. It has a pop of red
[12:06] Speaker 9: this year. So we have all these red.
[12:08] Speaker 2: Skirts that are selling out.
[12:09] Speaker 9: And then we still like, okay, now for your sisterhood look,
[12:12] Speaker 9: this is what we'd recommend. Now for pref, there's like
[12:14] Speaker 9: long or short and here's our recommendations.
[12:18] Speaker 3: Yeah, that's great. You're offering a great service, not just clothing,
[12:22] Speaker 3: but I feel like you're helping them be able to
[12:24] Speaker 3: get through the process.
[12:25] Speaker 2: So good job.
[12:28] Speaker 4: Thank you so much, Kelly.
[12:30] Speaker 5: Thanks so much.
[12:46] Speaker 4: All right, you guys. So let's bring in our next
[12:49] Speaker 4: sorority girl.
[12:50] Speaker 8: Hi, Izzy.
[12:52] Speaker 2: Hi.
[12:52] Speaker 10: Hi.
[12:53] Speaker 7: We're talking about fashion and Rush. And are you going
[12:57] Speaker 7: through Rush? What year are you?
[13:00] Speaker 11: I actually just graduated in May, but I went to
[13:03] Speaker 11: the University of Georgia and I rushed there and was
[13:06] Speaker 11: in a sorority for all four years.
[13:08] Speaker 4: So what are the girls at University of Georgia wearing
[13:11] Speaker 4: for Rush?
[13:12] Speaker 2: Mostly like springy jeans.
[13:14] Speaker 11: Floral dresses, kind of some of the cliches with the
[13:18] Speaker 11: ruffles and heels and all that stuff. But also you
[13:22] Speaker 11: can totally wear like comfortable sneakers and just definitely want
[13:25] Speaker 11: to err on the side of modest. You don't want
[13:28] Speaker 11: to be like flashing anybody at rush, but there's no
[13:31] Speaker 11: strict rules and it's not super crazy at all.
[13:35] Speaker 4: That's interesting.
[13:35] Speaker 7: I mean, we're talking to a few people today and
[13:38] Speaker 7: it just, it sounds like there is a different feel.
[13:41] Speaker 4: There are different feels at different schools, right?
[13:44] Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure.
[13:44] Speaker 3: Right.
[13:45] Speaker 4: So, so at Georgia, it's more, it is a little
[13:48] Speaker 4: more florally, ruffly, modest.
[13:52] Speaker 9: Yeah. Yeah.
[13:53] Speaker 4: Southern girl.
[13:54] Speaker 11: Anything you could just walk into a boutique in the
[13:56] Speaker 11: summer and find something to wear there. Nothing too crazy
[13:59] Speaker 11: and definitely not too strict. And it also depends on
[14:03] Speaker 11: what kind of sorority you're looking for. Like each one
[14:05] Speaker 11: kind of has a different identity and you just want
[14:08] Speaker 11: to wear what you're comfortable in and you'll find the
[14:11] Speaker 11: right one.
[14:12] Speaker 4: I have a question.
[14:15] Speaker 3: Do you feel like, I don't know what sorority we're
[14:18] Speaker 3: in and you don't need to say, but is their fashion,
[14:23] Speaker 3: would it play a part in whether or not they
[14:26] Speaker 3: get asked back? Like if they show up in this
[14:29] Speaker 3: outfit that is just not your style or stands out
[14:36] Speaker 3: in a negative way or does kind of flash somebody,
[14:40] Speaker 3: you know what I mean? Would anyone be I don't
[14:44] Speaker 3: know what the word is, cut from the next round,
[14:46] Speaker 3: depending on their fashion.
[14:48] Speaker 4: Yeah.
[14:49] Speaker 11: I mean, I was in, I was in Kappa Delta,
[14:51] Speaker 11: which has like a reputation for being a lot of
[14:54] Speaker 11: out of state girls.
[14:55] Speaker 2: And I am from New Jersey. I'm not super Southern
[14:57] Speaker 2: at all.
[14:57] Speaker 11: Like going to Georgia in itself was kind of a
[15:00] Speaker 11: culture shock, but I knew that I wasn't going to
[15:04] Speaker 11: dress super Southern with the ruffles and like huge shoes
[15:08] Speaker 11: and stuff and pretend that I was someone that I'm
[15:10] Speaker 11: not like, I just wore, what I liked and more,
[15:13] Speaker 11: more simple dresses and whatever I was comfortable in. And like,
[15:18] Speaker 11: you can pick up on that when you're rushing someone
[15:20] Speaker 11: and see if they're like being authentic or if they're
[15:23] Speaker 11: dressing comfortably or if they're like trying to fit a
[15:27] Speaker 11: mold to fit a certain sorority. So if you like
[15:31] Speaker 11: wore something that we didn't like, we wouldn't, it's not
[15:33] Speaker 11: like we're going to drop you because we don't like
[15:35] Speaker 11: your outfit.
[15:35] Speaker 2: Like, yeah, it's more about personality and alignment.
[15:39] Speaker 9: Okay, good.
[15:40] Speaker 7: I mean, if you walk into Rush wearing grunge and
[15:44] Speaker 7: like your style is, you know, how's that going to
[15:46] Speaker 7: go over?
[15:47] Speaker 1: And do you think designer has anything to do with it?
[15:51] Speaker 2: I don't think so.
[15:51] Speaker 11: I know all those TikToks of the outfits with the
[15:55] Speaker 11: nice jewelry.
[15:56] Speaker 1: Because I get it, girls at Bama. And, you know,
[15:59] Speaker 1: some people like do show up and want to wear
[16:03] Speaker 1: a designer bag or their jewelry. But I just remember
[16:05] Speaker 1: when I was rushing, like, I went to Rutgers. So
[16:08] Speaker 1: being from New Jersey, I'm sure you know.
[16:10] Speaker 2: But I mean, no one cared about that at least.
[16:15] Speaker 1: And listen, I'm sure you can do it if that's
[16:18] Speaker 1: your personality and if that's what you love and if
[16:20] Speaker 1: that's how you want to style yourself.
[16:21] Speaker 2: I don't think anyone is going to knock you for it.
[16:24] Speaker 1: But I also don't think it's... going to make or
[16:26] Speaker 1: break whether you're going to be in the sorority or not.
[16:29] Speaker 6: Yeah.
[16:30] Speaker 12: I feel like it shows like a little self-confidence if
[16:32] Speaker 12: you are brave enough to come looking a little different.
[16:34] Speaker 12: I do want to know, like talking about coming, looking
[16:36] Speaker 12: a little different. I remember I came to preference with
[16:38] Speaker 12: this exact same dress as another girl and I was
[16:41] Speaker 12: so embarrassed. And so was she, we both ended up
[16:44] Speaker 12: in DG together and she was one of my good friends.
[16:46] Speaker 12: But do you remember people coming in the same dress?
[16:50] Speaker 12: And is that like a thing, especially we just talked
[16:52] Speaker 12: to a boutique owner and And a lot of people
[16:54] Speaker 12: are shopping at her boutique for Rush.
[16:57] Speaker 8: Do you think it's an issue? If two girls came
[16:59] Speaker 8: in the same dress, would you notice?
[17:01] Speaker 11: You might notice if they're in the same room sitting
[17:05] Speaker 11: next to each other, but it's not like you care.
[17:07] Speaker 11: Like there are thousands of girls going through Rush. You're
[17:10] Speaker 11: bound to have repeat dresses sometimes. It's really not a
[17:14] Speaker 11: big deal at all.
[17:15] Speaker 4: So Izzy, thank you so much for joining us.
[17:17] Speaker 2: Of course. Thanks for having me. Hi, Rachel. How are you? Good.
[17:21] Speaker 6: How are you guys?
[17:22] Speaker 4: You're great.
[17:23] Speaker 2: Thank you.
[17:24] Speaker 4: We're talking about rush and fashion.
[17:27] Speaker 2: What year are you?
[17:29] Speaker 6: Yeah. So I'm a senior, which is crazy.
[17:32] Speaker 3: Which sorority are you in?
[17:34] Speaker 6: I'm in Alpha Phi.
[17:35] Speaker 5: Okay.
[17:36] Speaker 3: Got it.
[17:36] Speaker 2: Awesome.
[17:37] Speaker 3: We just had one of your sorority sisters talking as well.
[17:40] Speaker 6: Ella.
[17:40] Speaker 3: Yeah.
[17:42] Speaker 8: And where do you go to school?
[17:44] Speaker 6: San Diego state.
[17:45] Speaker 4: Well, Trista's hoping to send her daughter.
[17:47] Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly.
[17:48] Speaker 3: My daughter is a senior in high school right now.
[17:51] Speaker 3: And SDSU is, uh, probably her top school. And so
[17:56] Speaker 3: when I saw that two of you from SDSU were
[17:58] Speaker 3: coming on the pod to talk, I was.
[17:59] Speaker 5: Like, yay, I get some inside scoop.
[18:01] Speaker 3: Like I'm just being selfish right now, but I'm so
[18:04] Speaker 3: excited to talk to you. We'd love to just hear
[18:07] Speaker 3: about SDSU and if it is really strict or, you know,
[18:13] Speaker 3: we talked to Ella about the, which I don't even
[18:18] Speaker 3: know how to say it still.
[18:19] Speaker 2: Philo week? Philo?
[18:22] Speaker 5: People say it differently.
[18:25] Speaker 4: That's it.
[18:26] Speaker 3: So I'm just learning about all of these things. Haven't
[18:29] Speaker 3: rushed for a really long time. I was an Alpha
[18:32] Speaker 3: Chi at Indiana. So I know a lot has changed,
[18:35] Speaker 3: but with the daughter coming up for rush next year,
[18:38] Speaker 3: I'm trying to get info on all of the things.
[18:42] Speaker 3: So can you just talk to us a little bit
[18:43] Speaker 3: about SDSU Rush and about the fashion in particular and
[18:49] Speaker 3: if it's strict or if they have any guidelines for
[18:51] Speaker 3: you and if people follow them?
[18:53] Speaker 6: Yeah. So in the summer, typically most of the sororities
[18:59] Speaker 6: and the Panhellenic account on Instagram will post like outfit
[19:02] Speaker 6: guides of what each PNM likes for them to get
[19:06] Speaker 6: an idea of what they should be wearing to each round.
[19:10] Speaker 6: So typically you can kind of really show your style
[19:14] Speaker 6: either way. But they just started doing, they didn't do
[19:17] Speaker 6: this my year, but they started doing like a Panhellenic shirt,
[19:21] Speaker 6: which they do at a lot of Southern schools where
[19:23] Speaker 6: you wear the Panhellenic, SDSU Panhellenic shirt the first few rounds.
[19:28] Speaker 6: And then I'm pretty sure for like sisterhood and preference
[19:32] Speaker 6: and those kinds of rounds, you can, you wear a dress,
[19:35] Speaker 6: you can pick whatever dress, preferably something that, you know,
[19:38] Speaker 6: you're comfortable in. can be yourself in and if they're
[19:41] Speaker 6: really not super picky, but I will say like It
[19:46] Speaker 6: is San Diego State. So California fashion definitely has its
[19:49] Speaker 6: own own different vibe yeah a certain vibe like a
[19:55] Speaker 6: California vibe I'm born and raised in California so I'm
[19:59] Speaker 6: definitely like a California girl but when it comes to
[20:02] Speaker 6: dresses it's kind of very there's a different range of
[20:07] Speaker 6: all types of dresses that you'll see in recruitment Um,
[20:11] Speaker 6: you could be, you could dress like a Southern belle, honestly,
[20:14] Speaker 6: and there could still be, you know, different types of,
[20:19] Speaker 6: all different types of, um, colors. Like, it really doesn't matter. Um,
[20:23] Speaker 6: but I feel like a lot of girls style it
[20:24] Speaker 6: up with, like, jewelry, um, definitely accessories. I remember for Rush,
[20:29] Speaker 6: when I, um, was going through Rush, I had my
[20:34] Speaker 6: nails done a certain way. So I had, like, chrome
[20:37] Speaker 6: in my nails because I wanted them to, like, ask
[20:39] Speaker 6: me about that or, like, I wanted, like, something to
[20:41] Speaker 6: talk about with the girls because I was, like, terrified.
[20:45] Speaker 6: I will say that when going into recruitment at SDSU,
[20:48] Speaker 6: it can be very, very intimidating. I have heard that
[20:52] Speaker 6: compared to a lot of other schools, our school can
[20:54] Speaker 6: be very intense with.
[20:56] Speaker 4: Oh, really?
[20:56] Speaker 2: Yeah.
[20:57] Speaker 4: Oh, Trista. Trista's going to, like.
[20:59] Speaker 3: I'm like, no!
[21:03] Speaker 6: Oh, no.
[21:03] Speaker 5: Only I will say, like.
[21:05] Speaker 6: just because San Diego State is a very social, like,
[21:09] Speaker 6: we have a very social Greek life, so as long
[21:11] Speaker 6: as people going through Rush, as long as you're someone
[21:14] Speaker 6: who's sociable and, like, can talk to people, you'll be fine. Like,
[21:17] Speaker 6: this is what I tell anyone that was, like, that
[21:18] Speaker 6: will ask me, like, if you can talk to people
[21:21] Speaker 6: and you can hold a conversation and, like, I don't know,
[21:25] Speaker 6: not be, like, boring per se. Yeah, totally. You'll be
[21:29] Speaker 6: totally fine.
[21:31] Speaker 3: Well, I have a follow up question for that. If
[21:33] Speaker 3: you have like resting bitch face.
[21:37] Speaker 5: I think a lot of people do. So I don't think.
[21:42] Speaker 6: I do.
[21:42] Speaker 5: It happens.
[21:43] Speaker 10: I know.
[21:44] Speaker 5: Me too.
[21:44] Speaker 6: Me too. I don't think I don't think they'll they'll
[21:49] Speaker 6: take off like points for that.
[21:51] Speaker 3: Okay, good.
[21:55] Speaker 12: So do you think that like if a girl comes
[21:58] Speaker 12: through and she has a really unique style, do you
[22:01] Speaker 12: think that shows like confidence and maybe you'd be more
[22:03] Speaker 12: likely to like pass around to the next round? Or
[22:06] Speaker 12: do you think like being kind of homogeneous and making
[22:08] Speaker 12: sure they blend in and kind of match the style
[22:11] Speaker 12: of your sorority is more important?
[22:12] Speaker 6: I think being unique definitely gives like a topic of conversation.
[22:16] Speaker 6: Like I said, how I like kind of tried to
[22:18] Speaker 6: like put some unique stuff into my outfits when I
[22:21] Speaker 6: was rushing because I did watch like a lot of
[22:24] Speaker 6: advice videos before I went in. Um, but yeah, honestly,
[22:28] Speaker 6: I don't think as my experience doing both, um, like
[22:32] Speaker 6: being recruited and also being a recruiter, um, we don't
[22:37] Speaker 6: really like discriminate against any type of specific outfits. Like I,
[22:42] Speaker 6: I'm pretty sure I tried to blend in a little
[22:44] Speaker 6: bit too, but also kind of unique pop to it.
[22:46] Speaker 6: But I will say like the unique outfits really were like, wow,
[22:49] Speaker 6: like we see a girl walk in and she's wearing
[22:51] Speaker 6: like some like something we've never seen before or has
[22:54] Speaker 6: her hair styled in a way that we're like wow
[22:56] Speaker 6: that's that's cool yeah we'll definitely like ask them about
[23:00] Speaker 6: that and it gives us something to talk about and
[23:03] Speaker 6: yeah it's I love seeing unique outfits um but it
[23:06] Speaker 6: definitely like not to um discriminate against people that dress
[23:11] Speaker 6: like to fit in because it's definitely it can be
[23:13] Speaker 6: like a an environment where you're like I have to
[23:15] Speaker 6: fit in with all.
[23:16] Speaker 8: These other girls and like it's super intimidating right yeah.
[23:20] Speaker 6: Girls are like, I don't want to wear something that
[23:23] Speaker 6: they may like or may not like. Honestly, the truth is,
[23:27] Speaker 6: I think that it's great when people dress unique because
[23:29] Speaker 6: it really shows who they are and then they will
[23:31] Speaker 6: end up where they're supposed to be.
[23:33] Speaker 8: I totally agree with you.
[23:34] Speaker 2: Yeah.
[23:35] Speaker 12: What do you think about the amount of money that
[23:38] Speaker 12: people are spending these days?
[23:40] Speaker 5: On their outfits.
[23:41] Speaker 12: So like, I, there's a, like a little part of me,
[23:43] Speaker 12: we did a podcast last week about how much people
[23:45] Speaker 12: are spending on their dorm rooms. I think maybe we're
[23:47] Speaker 12: losing track of why we're in college a little bit, or,
[23:50] Speaker 12: or do you think this is like, you know, like
[23:52] Speaker 12: a great way to show who you are and like,
[23:54] Speaker 12: you know, have your personality come out right in the
[23:56] Speaker 12: first couple of weeks of school?
[23:58] Speaker 6: That's a great question. I think that, um, since I,
[24:01] Speaker 6: I lived in Texas for a little bit, so I
[24:02] Speaker 6: know a lot of people that went through rush in
[24:03] Speaker 6: the South. Um, I know a lot of people in
[24:05] Speaker 6: sororities down like Texas in the South, compared to and
[24:08] Speaker 6: then also here on the on the west coast. And
[24:10] Speaker 6: I will say in the south, it's very intense when
[24:14] Speaker 6: it comes to how much money you're spending on your outfit. Honestly,
[24:17] Speaker 6: the more money you're spending, it seems like the better
[24:21] Speaker 6: it is for the outfit out there. Like it's it
[24:24] Speaker 6: seems definitely a lot more intense at San Diego State.
[24:28] Speaker 6: Like I'm pretty sure I wore like I'm exposing myself here,
[24:32] Speaker 6: but I wore a dress that's like a dupe of
[24:34] Speaker 6: like a really expensive dress because you have to buy.
[24:37] Speaker 6: I feel like you have to buy like kind of
[24:39] Speaker 6: a good amount because we didn't have that year. So
[24:43] Speaker 6: I bought a few outfits and I didn't want to
[24:45] Speaker 6: spend like a whole lot of money on it. But
[24:47] Speaker 6: I wanted to just look good and like feel myself.
[24:50] Speaker 6: But honestly, yeah, I think it's a way less intense
[24:53] Speaker 6: with how much you're spending like out here at SDSU.
[24:56] Speaker 6: But in the South, like, it seems like a topic
[24:58] Speaker 6: of conversation where, you know, you do the OOTDs and
[25:02] Speaker 6: you're like, this is from here, this is from there.
[25:04] Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like, who can say the most name brands?
[25:09] Speaker 8: Yeah, Hermes more than anybody else.
[25:11] Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly. Like, we don't really care how much... your
[25:16] Speaker 6: bracelet costed or how much your earrings are. We care
[25:21] Speaker 6: like who you are.
[25:21] Speaker 5: And I love that.
[25:24] Speaker 8: It's such a good place for Blakeslee.
[25:27] Speaker 1: I'm so happy.
[25:27] Speaker 3: I was just going to say, okay, alpha fee is
[25:29] Speaker 3: on the list.
[25:33] Speaker 6: I feel like I'm very proud of my school and
[25:34] Speaker 6: like Greek life at my school. Not to say that
[25:37] Speaker 6: other schools are doing it wrong.
[25:39] Speaker 11: Right.
[25:40] Speaker 9: Of course.
[25:40] Speaker 6: In some ways, school societies and some environments, it's not
[25:46] Speaker 6: as inclusive and, like, can be very cutthroat. And, like,
[25:50] Speaker 6: I don't think money should be a problem, like, or, like,
[25:53] Speaker 6: a factor of whether you're going to get in the
[25:55] Speaker 6: sorority or not.
[25:56] Speaker 13: Totally.
[25:57] Speaker 2: It's, like, insane.
[25:58] Speaker 6: To me but it it is the reality especially like
[26:01] Speaker 6: Alabama or places like that where they really are like
[26:04] Speaker 6: hmm what are you wearing like oh where's your dress
[26:07] Speaker 6: from and then you say brand and they're like okay
[26:10] Speaker 6: oh like.
[26:12] Speaker 1: Totally Okay, guys, now we have Bailey.
[26:29] Speaker 2: Hi, Bailey. How are you?
[26:32] Speaker 1: Good.
[26:32] Speaker 8: How are you?
[26:33] Speaker 2: Good. So where do you go to school? I go
[26:36] Speaker 2: to Ole Miss. Oh, very fun.
[26:39] Speaker 10: Yes, it's so fun.
[26:41] Speaker 8: It's good to have a Down south, girl.
[26:44] Speaker 1: Yeah, we're kind of on the topic of, you know,
[26:48] Speaker 1: sorority rush and what the girls are wearing nowadays during,
[26:54] Speaker 1: you know, recruitment and the rush process. I think, especially
[26:59] Speaker 1: where it's viral on TikTok, so a lot of the
[27:01] Speaker 1: schools down south tend to.
[27:03] Speaker 2: Be a little.
[27:04] Speaker 1: I guess, focused on the name brands that they're wearing and,
[27:09] Speaker 1: you know, a little bit more pinpointed to that for
[27:13] Speaker 1: what they want to wear for during their rounds of Rush.
[27:16] Speaker 1: But coming from Ole Miss, do you feel like that
[27:21] Speaker 1: is as important and that's kind of what girls are
[27:24] Speaker 1: focusing on?
[27:25] Speaker 2: Or do you think or just give us some insight
[27:28] Speaker 2: about that?
[27:29] Speaker 1: That and what is like the and what girls are
[27:32] Speaker 1: spending for their rush outfits I.
[27:34] Speaker 13: Think people definitely like spend a lot like a lot
[27:37] Speaker 13: of people have super nice like jewelry and like shoes
[27:39] Speaker 13: and like clothes in general and like a lot of
[27:42] Speaker 13: girls are wearing like similar brands like there's a lot
[27:44] Speaker 13: of like Amanda Uprichard like Farm Rio and then obviously
[27:48] Speaker 13: like more like designer brands like girls are wearing.
[27:51] Speaker 10: Like Gucci shoes and, like, whatever.
[27:53] Speaker 13: But I feel like, I mean, people definitely care a
[27:57] Speaker 13: little bit what you're wearing just in the sense that it's, like,
[28:00] Speaker 13: you don't want to be, like, too revealing or, like, not, like,
[28:03] Speaker 13: fancy enough. Like, you don't want to be overly casual for, like,
[28:06] Speaker 13: the different rounds because they get, like, progressively more fancy,
[28:10] Speaker 13: I guess.
[28:10] Speaker 2: I don't know. Or, like, formal. Yeah, you dress up
[28:13] Speaker 2: more and more.
[28:14] Speaker 13: Yeah, you, like, dress up more, like, the further you, like,
[28:17] Speaker 13: get through the rounds. But I definitely say that, like,
[28:20] Speaker 13: standing out or like having something different is honestly like
[28:23] Speaker 13: now I feel like better than having something like nice.
[28:26] Speaker 13: Cause so many girls are wearing like the same skirts,
[28:29] Speaker 13: the same dresses, the same shoes.
[28:32] Speaker 10: And like, even though they, they may cost.
[28:34] Speaker 13: A lot more money, it's going to be a lot
[28:35] Speaker 13: more like memorable and you get more compliments if you're
[28:38] Speaker 13: wearing something that's like unique.
[28:40] Speaker 8: I love that.
[28:40] Speaker 6: Yeah.
[28:41] Speaker 12: I feel like that, like if everybody looks the same,
[28:43] Speaker 12: You know, a lot of us, when we dress, it
[28:45] Speaker 12: kind of, like, reveals our personality. And so if everybody's
[28:48] Speaker 12: dressing the same, like, are you really getting to know
[28:51] Speaker 12: the girls that are rushing your house?
[28:52] Speaker 6: Yeah.
[28:54] Speaker 13: But, yeah, I think a lot of girls, like, end
[28:56] Speaker 13: up matching with even, like, actives in the house because, like,
[28:59] Speaker 13: they also wear, like, Once you get further in the rounds, like,
[29:02] Speaker 13: they also are wearing, like, dresses and shoes and stuff. Like,
[29:05] Speaker 13: nice heels or, like, espadrilles or sandals or whatever.
[29:08] Speaker 10: So, I think that it's also just.
[29:10] Speaker 2: Like, better.
[29:11] Speaker 13: Like, I know for the first rounds, you wear, like,
[29:14] Speaker 13: shorts or, like, a skirt. But, like, I've seen, like,
[29:16] Speaker 13: more recently a lot of girls doing, like, longer skirts. Like,
[29:19] Speaker 13: just that's something different. Or, like, a mini skirt just, like,
[29:22] Speaker 13: versus wearing just, like, shorts or, like, a mini skirt.
[29:25] Speaker 6: Mm-hmm.
[29:26] Speaker 12: Have you seen anybody like super over the top when
[29:28] Speaker 12: they walked in? You're like, oh my gosh, what are
[29:30] Speaker 12: they wearing?
[29:31] Speaker 13: I think there's definitely people who do go like really
[29:35] Speaker 13: like formal or really like out there, like super like puffy,
[29:39] Speaker 13: like for the first round like t-shirts and then like
[29:42] Speaker 13: bottom like you pick your bottoms but I've seen people
[29:45] Speaker 13: wearing like cowboy boots like really like bright like pink
[29:49] Speaker 13: sparkly cowboy boots or just like super tall like pumps
[29:52] Speaker 13: that like it's like really cool and unique but maybe
[29:56] Speaker 13: not the most practical because you are walking around and
[29:59] Speaker 13: it's like super hot out and everything so it's just
[30:02] Speaker 13: kind of like funny but a lot of people wear
[30:04] Speaker 13: like flip-flops and then change like right before you go
[30:06] Speaker 13: into the house or like slippers because like it's just
[30:09] Speaker 13: you can't be in that all day when you're like
[30:10] Speaker 13: walking around and it's 100 degrees and humid but yeah
[30:14] Speaker 13: people definitely are out there with their outfits.
[30:16] Speaker 8: Which is fun I rushed in the 80s. I'm very old.
[30:19] Speaker 12: And I remember, I still remember my feet hurting. I
[30:22] Speaker 12: went to University of Maryland and it's a very large campus,
[30:24] Speaker 12: probably like where you go. And I remember like dying
[30:29] Speaker 12: and thinking, God, I can't do this again tomorrow.
[30:31] Speaker 8: My feet are dead.
[30:32] Speaker 6: I know.
[30:32] Speaker 13: There's definitely like a lot of people have like band-aids
[30:35] Speaker 13: in their bags and like the blister like patches.
[30:38] Speaker 10: So it's definitely just part of it.
[30:40] Speaker 12: I love that the ballet flats are coming back. So
[30:42] Speaker 12: maybe that's good for the future.
[30:44] Speaker 2: They are coming back.
[30:46] Speaker 1: Well, yeah, because you have to just put them in
[30:47] Speaker 1: your bag and just as like a safety backup when
[30:50] Speaker 1: you're like walking around.
[30:51] Speaker 8: They still look cute.
[30:52] Speaker 1: But I think that's kind of like the moral of this.
[30:55] Speaker 1: You know, wherever you go to school, there's obviously girls
[30:57] Speaker 1: that are going to go over the top and there's
[30:59] Speaker 1: girls that are going to, you know, maybe not. I
[31:02] Speaker 1: think whatever you do choose to wear, as long as
[31:05] Speaker 1: you just, you know, portray your most authentic self while
[31:09] Speaker 1: also being modest and also trying to, you know, Give
[31:13] Speaker 1: your best self forward. I think that's like all you
[31:16] Speaker 1: guys could ask for.
[31:17] Speaker 9: Yeah.
[31:18] Speaker 12: Trending wise, it seems like so. Like I said, I
[31:21] Speaker 12: went to school in the 80s. It seems like over
[31:23] Speaker 12: the years and now here we are at 2026 where
[31:25] Speaker 12: things are really over the top. You think that trend
[31:28] Speaker 12: is going to continue? Because now I hear from a
[31:30] Speaker 12: bunch of you girls that they have a T-shirt that
[31:32] Speaker 12: they wear for at least the beginning rounds. like I
[31:35] Speaker 12: think that kind of tones things down and it stops
[31:38] Speaker 12: the ramping up so early in the process. Do you
[31:40] Speaker 12: think that there's going to be a trend that maybe
[31:44] Speaker 12: like this over the top expectation is going to be
[31:48] Speaker 12: like tamped down a little bit?
[31:49] Speaker 13: I think like maybe, and also especially like people who
[31:52] Speaker 13: go to California schools, like a lot of my friends
[31:55] Speaker 13: who go to like, or like even West Coast schools
[31:57] Speaker 13: in general, like their rush, they wear like denim shorts
[32:00] Speaker 13: or like even like borderline, like nicer athletic shorts, like,
[32:05] Speaker 13: to their first days of rush with the t-shirt versus
[32:08] Speaker 13: like going somewhere more Southern, like no one is wearing
[32:11] Speaker 13: anything like that. Like everyone's like much more formal, like
[32:14] Speaker 13: in a nicer mini skirt or like nice, like dressy shorts.
[32:18] Speaker 13: So I think that it also just like depends where
[32:20] Speaker 13: you go, but I feel like it is still really
[32:23] Speaker 13: important to.
[32:24] Speaker 10: Like look formal.
[32:27] Speaker 13: And I feel like a lot of people like misconstrue
[32:29] Speaker 13: that with, being expensive rather than like what actually like
[32:34] Speaker 13: matching the formality is, if that like makes sense.
[32:37] Speaker 1: And I think a lot of the girls that came
[32:38] Speaker 1: on today as well were saying that a lot of
[32:40] Speaker 1: the sororities are now posting mood boards and kind of
[32:44] Speaker 1: just like little things so people can grab, like grab
[32:47] Speaker 1: some ideas, see what is expected for each round.
[32:50] Speaker 2: And I think that's super helpful as well.
[32:52] Speaker 10: Yeah, I'd agree.
[32:53] Speaker 13: Okay.
[32:54] Speaker 12: I love the idea of the mood board because you're
[32:56] Speaker 12: not arriving at on campus with the wrong outfits and
[32:58] Speaker 12: it's too late at that point. I mean, I guess
[33:00] Speaker 12: you could, you know, have things rush ordered and delivered.
[33:03] Speaker 12: But I mean, when do you think the girls start
[33:06] Speaker 12: shopping for their outfits? Like how soon before they are
[33:09] Speaker 12: headed to school? When I went to school, we showed
[33:11] Speaker 12: up with like the stuff we already owned and a comforter.
[33:14] Speaker 12: So things are so different now.
[33:17] Speaker 13: I think girls definitely start shopping like super early, like
[33:21] Speaker 13: for their dorms, probably like right when they get in.
[33:23] Speaker 13: I know people start like looking for stuff and like
[33:26] Speaker 13: a lot of people have like monogrammed pillows or like
[33:28] Speaker 13: monogrammed like jewelry trays, like all that stuff obviously takes
[33:31] Speaker 13: like longer to come. And some people get like actual
[33:34] Speaker 13: furniture for their dorm. So like obviously those things have
[33:38] Speaker 13: longer lead times as well. But for Rush, I think
[33:42] Speaker 13: it also just depends where you live and like where
[33:44] Speaker 13: you're coming from. Cause I know people whose parents were
[33:47] Speaker 13: like super involved and like their moms were like doing
[33:49] Speaker 13: all the shopping and like, finding all the things. And
[33:52] Speaker 13: then I know girls who did like rent the runway
[33:54] Speaker 13: or like newly and just like had never tried it on.
[33:57] Speaker 2: That's so smart too. Pickle or rent the runway.
[34:00] Speaker 6: Yeah.
[34:01] Speaker 1: Or any of those rental clothing services, even for handbags
[34:06] Speaker 1: as well.
[34:06] Speaker 6: Yeah.
[34:07] Speaker 2: That is so smart.
[34:08] Speaker 13: Because you can just get everything you need and like
[34:10] Speaker 13: not have to, I mean, a lot of this stuff
[34:12] Speaker 13: you're not going to want to wear again or like
[34:13] Speaker 13: you might just not have a lot of occasions to
[34:15] Speaker 13: wear it too again.
[34:16] Speaker 10: So yeah, I think it's a range.
[34:18] Speaker 2: Well, thank you so much. I really appreciate it. Thank
[34:21] Speaker 2: you for coming on.
[34:22] Speaker 8: Thank you. You gave us good insight. And what year
[34:25] Speaker 8: are you in?
[34:25] Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
[34:26] Speaker 10: A sophomore.
[34:27] Speaker 2: You're a sophomore.
[34:27] Speaker 6: Okay.
[34:28] Speaker 8: Well, good luck this year.
[34:29] Speaker 10: Thank you.
[34:32] Speaker 1: Okay. Well, that was such a great episode of Dirty Rush.
[34:35] Speaker 1: We got a lot of insight on to how the
[34:37] Speaker 1: girls should be dressing during Rush. Obviously, some girls, a
[34:42] Speaker 1: bigger price range than others. But I think we also
[34:45] Speaker 1: got some really good insight from some of the girls
[34:48] Speaker 1: on some more realistic ways to get these outfits like
[34:52] Speaker 1: dupes or even run the runway, which I thought was
[34:54] Speaker 1: such a good one. But that is it for this
[34:57] Speaker 1: week's episode of Dirty Rush. Thank you so much for
[34:59] Speaker 1: joining us this week. Make sure you follow us on
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[35:08] Speaker 2: Love you guys. Bye.

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