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Mikaela J.

Jul 19, 2014

Mikaela J.

So I've got this party later tonight. It's a huge under 18 dance and all the dress code says is that we're not allowed to wear shorts and that it's semi formal. I'm not too sure what that means and I really need help. I was planning on wearing shorts as it gets very hot while dancing and I have no idea what to wear now. Please help! X.

Geethashree S.

Jul 19, 2014

Geethashree S.

A dress with sparky glitters on it and some stud-earings! it will look very pretty or a maxi dress! make sure it has glitters!  <3

Abigail R.

Jul 19, 2014

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Hannah K.

Jul 19, 2014

Hannah K.

Wouldn't go with ^ if I were you:0 I normally wore a black skater skirt, crop top and heels to the under 18 nights:) don't wear anything too showy otherwise you might not be let in.

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