Leatherface III: Is Michelle the Real Final Girl Fashion Icon?

Okay, so I just rewatched Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III (don't judge, I have phases) and I have THOUGHTS, specifically about Michelle's style. Like, everyone always talks about Marilyn Burns in the OG, and rightfully so, but Michelle brings a whole other level of late 80s/early 90s 'final girl' chic to the Texas chainsaw table, you know? That oversized denim jacket? The simple white tee? Chef's kiss. I think the brilliance is that her look is relatable. It's not overly flashy or scream queen cliché. It's what any normal girl on a road trip in the 90s would be wearing. And I think that enhances the horror. It makes her feel grounded and real, which makes the whole ordeal even more terrifying. Plus, that whole 'torn and dirty but still kinda cute' vibe? Yeah, Michelle's got it. There's this whole thing with final girls also showing a decline in their nice, clean appearance as the film goes on, and in Leatherface III, Michelle definitely gets put through the wringer, but even the dirt and rips add to her raw image as she is being chased by the Sawyers. But here’s my real theory: the minimalist wardrobe is a deliberate choice to highlight her resilience. Like, she's not defined by her clothes; she's defined by her grit and determination to survive. The costuming is almost intentionally bland so that her character's strength can shine through. It's a subtle but powerful way to tell the story. It wouldn't be a spoiler to note that in the end, she kicks butt, and I kinda think it has something to do with how her 'look' is easily replicated and relatable to a wide range of girls. Just maybe? Anyways, just wanted to throw that out there. What do you guys think? Am I reaching, or is Michelle actually underappreciated as a horror fashion icon AND a total badass?