Embrace your playful side with a look that's as fun as it is flattering
I started with the easiest dress code, because I am a lazy procrastinator and the other ones looked hard: Because I am 5'3'' and "fingertip length" rules are basically pointless nonsense on me because my arms are short (more on that in a moment), all the dresses were allowed: Here's the dress I chose to wear for my hypothetical trip to Ben Davis High School's prom, which is adorable, and so I assumed it wouldn't be allowed for most of the other high schools (spoiler: It is not): Next, I tried another school that I had pegged during the planning of this project as a "relatively easy" dress code: So while Broken Arrow High School has a relatively forgiving dress code, it's still presented in a way that might warrant hiring an SAT tutor to understand
So, how can you wear prints without looking swamped
Perfect for sunny adventures or moonlit soires, this dress is your ticket to effortless charm and endless compliments
Twill will not look the same as freshly squeezed poplins, but they are relatively easy to iron and wrinkle resistant
Pattern : Mission Maxi by Jamie Christina Materials Used : White knit fabric from JoAnns (sorry I am not sure what it is made of but probably some cotton/rayon/spandex blend), some Navy Blue fabric Dye, and a lot of rubber bands