Graduation dress help

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Kylie R.

May 9, 2015

Kylie R.

I'm graduating high school in the beginning of June and I've already decided I probably want to wear a dress. I don't know how casual/formal it should be though? What styles are in? What did you wear to your graduation/ what will you be wearing? Pictures help.

Sharla E.

May 9, 2015

Sharla E.

I don't really know because I haven't graduated yet but I know you want something that looks mature but classy.

Hannah K.

May 9, 2015

Hannah K.

We don't have a graduation in the UK, but from what I've seen posted on here, short prom-type dresses are very popular. You don't have to wear what's 'in', wear what you are comfortable with. I think the formality of it depends on your school, but they are generally quite formal. There's tons of graduation threads if you search in the search bar.

Few ideas..

Hannah K.

May 9, 2015

Hannah K.

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Hannah K.

May 9, 2015

Hannah K.

If you wanted a long dress, however a shorter version of this would look pretty :)

Shreya A.

May 9, 2015

Shreya A.

We totally have graduation in the UK haha well my school does anyway I'm graduating at the end of June but we have to wear our uniform :s weird.

Hannah K.

May 9, 2015

Hannah K.

I wish we had one at my school! We had a leavers assembly and a prom when I was in year 11, but no graduation. I'm not sure about year 13 though, I think it's just a leavers assembly and prom again. My schools boring haha :)

Alexandra Z.

May 9, 2015

Alexandra Z.

A white short dress or anything not long.

Grace N.

May 11, 2015

Grace N.

Wear anything rlly, you'll be wearing a gown for the majority of the time so there isn't Any need to be too formal.

Avery G.

May 13, 2015

Avery G.

Hope you like it...

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