Anonymous
06/02/2025 09:53
Subject: Graduation attire
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Shorts? You can't be serious!?
When I see boys in dress shorts I always think of Prince George when he was young, and how I always called him Little Lord Fauntleroy in my head.
Ahh, I loved that book!
Anonymous
06/02/2025 08:56
Subject: Graduation attire
Polo and khaki pants with dress shoes or sneakers that are not yet destroyed. No blazer necessary.
Anonymous
06/01/2025 19:17
Subject: Graduation attire
If it’s outside shorts are fine.
Anonymous
06/01/2025 19:15
Subject: Re:Graduation attire
Perhaps try a thrift store to find the right kind of clothing that you need. The larger thrift stores often have a great selection of lightly worn, good quality basics for children and teens.
Anonymous
05/20/2025 15:55
Subject: Graduation attire
Anonymous wrote:Actually I think polo shirt and dress shorts would look acceptable on younger teens. The standard of dress isn't so much type, as how clean and neat and "wealthy" it looks. A dress short that's in like new condition and neatly pressed will look better than wrinkled dress pants or ones that are a little worn at the ankle. So whatever your outfit, please make sure it's in presentable condition on the day.
“Wealthy” would not equate to a 13 year old wearing shorts, no matter how nicely pressed they are. Wealthy kids have dress pants because they need them pretty frequently.
Anonymous
05/20/2025 14:35
Subject: Graduation attire
Anonymous wrote:Shorts? You can't be serious!?
Sorry! I was picturing a preppy outfit like what pro golfers wear since it’s daytime and June and outside and the kids are 13 and they own the shorts already! But I am happy to get them pants.
Anonymous
05/20/2025 14:13
Subject: Graduation attire
Anonymous wrote:Shorts? You can't be serious!?
When I see boys in dress shorts I always think of Prince George when he was young, and how I always called him Little Lord Fauntleroy in my head.