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Abby R.

Feb 19, 2014

Abby R.

Hey everyone, so In a couple of weeks I have like a social night for school (I go to a all girls private school) with a brother school and sister school. I have no idea what to wear to this and it's kinda important because we are in year 11 so juniors and have to start deciding who our grad partners are going to be. It is casual but no jeans. I don't want to wear anything that makes me look like a nun and again don't want to look slutty. It would be amazing if anyone could help.

Laura D.

Feb 19, 2014

Laura D.

A nice chiffon top with a midi skirt? And maybe some low court heels or some pastel/nude flats an a black cardigan or a brown/beige blazer with a gold statement necklace.

Hannah K.

Feb 19, 2014

Hannah K.

I'd wear a cute dress, a bit above your knees, with flats (or sneakers if that's what you're into).

Erica A.

Feb 19, 2014

Erica A.

You could wear a nice,formal dress with maybe a cardigan if the dress is strapless.
Or if you aren't into dresses,you could wear a skirt and a blouse.
For shoes,you could wear flats or low heels.

Hannah K.

Feb 19, 2014

Hannah K.

They do really pretty dresses at Primark at the moment, they're 5 pounds upwards, I've got a blue and white polka dot one which you can dress up or down, you could wear converse with it or boots or flats or whatever:)

Hannah K.

Feb 19, 2014

Hannah K.

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