High School Wardrobe Cap and gown: Standard graduation regalia in school colors Casual outfits: 2-3 outfit changes reflecting personality (trendy looks, favorite brands) Sports uniforms: Football, basketball, cheer, dance, soccer, and other athletic gear Band or arts: Instruments, art supplies, or performance attire Cultural attire: Heritage stoles, kente cloth, cultural garments Prom attire: Some seniors combine prom and graduation photography College Wardrobe Full academic regalia: Cap, gown, hood (color indicates degree and field), honor cords, stoles Greek organization paraphernalia: Letters, line jackets, stoles, custom boots, organizational colors Career attire: Scrubs, business suit, lab coat, uniform (for the composite "what I'm becoming" element) University sweatshirts or apparel: Casual school spirit wear Cultural stoles and sashes: First-generation graduate stoles, cultural organization sashes Multiple degree regalia: Some graduates earn double majors or dual degrees with different honor designations The key wardrobe difference is complexity
Pairs very nicely with the delicate flavor of the champagne vinegar
Dress Only in Multiple Sizes: Size set A fits 14-20 (32" to 38" bust, 25" to 30" waist, 32" to 38" hip)
The Caroline Structured Maxi Dress is a modern, architectural design that balances clean lines with striking details
