A NEW CHAPTER
From the first ceremony photograph to the last dance. Find your own graduation style.
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A daytime graduation ceremony and an evening prom may have different requirements. Start with your school's dress code, the venue and how you need to move. This Dahlia Bianca edit includes mini dresses and other silhouettes suggested for prom. Consider the whole occasion, not only a photograph.
Lucille Mini Black and Betty Mini Ecru offer two starting points for a shorter silhouette. The term mini does not tell you exactly where a garment will sit on you. Compare its length with your measurements and a similar dress, including comfort while sitting or climbing stairs.
Explore Blue Lenora, Elise and Pippa if you prefer colour or print. Balance the pattern with your chosen accessories and consider how shoes affect the visible length. Read composition, lining and fastening information before deciding if the model suits your plans.
Think about a later wedding invitation, birthday or dinner. A black mini can be styled with different outer layers; a printed design can be paired with simple accessories in one of its colours. Consult the size guide and current delivery terms, allowing time to try the dress on before the event.
Yes, if it fits both dress codes. Consider changes in weather, venue and movement between daytime and evening.
Use your school's rules, the setting and your preferred cut as a guide. Check actual measurements as well as the length description.
Repeat one colour from the print in simple accessories and balance their scale with the dress's neckline and sleeve details.