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What’Cha Wearing Episode 1: With Jackson Ehlen & Holden Kinman

Clover Martin, Editor • February 25, 2026
Intro/Background Music Credit: Message by Oma Music

Welcome to the very first episode of What’Cha Wearing, your one-stop shop for fits, fashion, and finding your style.

In this edition, senior Clover Martin is joined by senior Jackson Ehlen and junior Holden Kinman, the three discussing everything from self-edge denim to self-identity.

  • Senior Jackson Ehlen on Wednesday, Feb. 4, wearing his dad’s Carhartt jacket and a pair of Tactics double-knee selvedge denim jeans.

    Eli Batcheller

  • Senior Jackson Ehlen on Wednesday, Feb. 4, wearing his dad’s Carhartt jacket and a pair of Tactics double-knee selvedge denim jeans.

    Eli Batcheller

  • Senior Jackson Ehlen on Wednesday, Feb. 4, wearing his dad’s Carhartt jacket and a pair of Tactics double-knee selvedge denim jeans.

    Eli Batcheller

  • Senior Jackson Ehlen on Wednesday, Feb. 4, wearing his dad’s Carhartt jacket and a pair of Tactics double-knee selvedge denim jeans.

    Eli Batcheller

  • Senior Jackson Ehlen on Wednesday, Feb. 4, wearing his dad’s Carhartt jacket and a pair of Tactics double-knee selvedge denim jeans.

    Eli Batcheller

  • Senior Jackson Ehlen on Wednesday, Feb. 4, wearing his dad’s Carhartt jacket and a pair of Tactics double-knee selvedge denim jeans.

    Eli Batcheller

  • Junior Holden Kinman on Friday, Feb. 6, wearing Mac DeMarco merch and a chain he scored from Home Depot.

    Eli Batcheller

  • Junior Holden Kinman on Friday, Feb. 6, wearing Mac DeMarco merch and a chain he scored from Home Depot.

    Eli Batcheller

  • Junior Holden Kinman on Friday, Feb. 6, wearing Mac DeMarco merch and a chain he scored from Home Depot.

    Eli Batcheller

  • Junior Holden Kinman on Friday, Feb. 6, wearing Mac DeMarco merch and a chain he scored from Home Depot.

    Eli Batcheller

  • Junior Holden Kinman on Friday, Feb. 6, wearing Mac DeMarco merch and a chain he scored from Home Depot.

    Eli Batcheller

  • Junior Holden Kinman on Friday, Feb. 6, wearing Mac DeMarco merch and a chain he scored from Home Depot.

    Eli Batcheller
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If you would like to support Jackson Ehlen, visit The Antique Boutique in southeast Portland and use his vendor number, 73.

Tune in next time to What’Cha Wearing!

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About the Contributor
Clover Martin
Clover Martin, Assistant Editor
Senior Clover Martin was born in Pacifica, California, a small coastal town that still calls her back each summer — though Oregon keeps her plenty busy these days. She makes occasional trips back for music expos or festivals with her father, a composer who helped shape her lifelong love for sound, but her sights are set far beyond the West Coast. Once graduation hits, she’s planning to pack her bags for Florence, Berlin, and wherever else the world will take her. Growing up surrounded by music, Clover has tried her hand at plenty of instruments, from guitar to harmonica to didgeridoo, but drums remain her constant favorite. It’s rare to catch her in the hallways without AirPods or headphones in, often turned up too loud, as her friends love to remind her. She’s never confined herself to one genre, but during this school year, you can often find her listening to loud techno, club, or rock music to get herself hyped up. Currently, she especially loves Nine Inch Nails and LCD Soundsystem. Her favorite classes this year are AP English IV, Honors French 4, and Anatomy and Physiology — a course she’s particularly excited about, given her interest in neuroscience and hopes to pursue it later in college. Rain or shine, when she’s not darting through the halls, you might find Clover lying in the grass of the academic courtyard — sunglasses pulled over her eyes and music in her ears.