I remember going back to school from a long and fun summer vacation will always be a mix of emotions; sad because the two months of fun and relaxation under the sun is over, excited because I will see my friends and meeting new friends and nervous because first few weeks in school will always be a challenge to express yourself that will give huge impact to the whole academic year. I am sure that everyone especially those who are going back to school especially in the freshman year it will be a mixture of excitement and tense because it will be new year for new challenges and new friends that they will encounter immediately on the first few day of school. And of course when we talking about expression the impression of others to you really matters especially on how we walk, talk and even what we wear. Like Rai Lacoste of BUM said that sometimes being in school makes one reluctant to be themselves especially when they’re in a sea of students who look the same.
That’s why he shared that BUM Equipment unveiled the latest line of their apparels and accessories perfect to the students who wanted to express themselves but conscious in terms of comfort and affordability. “BUM Univarsitee encourages students and the youth to be proud of who they are and to be non-conformist without breaking the rules. Fashion-wise, the youth can express themselves with whatever style they favor with BUM Univarsitee,” Lacoste explained.
In the BUM UnivarsiTee line, BUM extended their collection by taking inspirations from the youth of today from school chic fashion to delectable combination of grunge, rebel chic, and punk. With their brand endorsers Nash Aguas, Jane Oineza, Ella Cruz and Diego Loyzaga BUM surely understands the needs of the teenagers today in their quest to express themselves individuality and promote uniqueness especially inside the campus where it nurtures their character and confidence.
BUM UnivarsiTee is available in all BUM Equipment outlets in all department stores nationwide especially in SM Department Stores, Robinson’s Mall and Landmark.
