For some, graduation is right around the
corner. I personally have less than 2 weeks until the big day and I could not
be more excited! With graduation comes a new journey with a lot of unknown
paths. This is the time we get to explore something outside of our comfort zone
and grow as a person. This is something I am more than ready for. I have gone
to school with a majority of the same kids since kindergarten; I think it’s
time to go our separate ways. High School has been an interesting experience
that at the moment, I don’t think I’ll miss too much, but I think that’s the
way all seniors feel. Before I can start my new journey, I need to make it
across the state to get my diploma. You know what that means, time to pick a
graduation dress!!
The Posey Dress
The Sandrine Dress
Finding a graduation dress has been on my
mind for over a year now. Last summer while I was in Cape Cod, I found a Lilly
store that was having a sale and purchased an adorable white halter dress that
I thought I would use for graduation. I was super excited to have purchased it
so far in advance and I thought that meant I was done. Unfortunately for my
parents, that was not the case. By December, my mom and I were less excited
about the dress I had picked out. It was cute, but not very me. Lilly then soon
came out with a new white line and we were hooked. I had my eyes fixed on the Posey
dress for a while; the scoop neck at the top was adorable and the cinched waist
with a poof was darling. When I got into work at my local Lilly store, I looked
at the dress and was less enthused. It had a much heavier material than I
expected and was a little too poufy for my liking. Although still an adorable
dress, I figured that this was not the right dress for graduation. I looked
around some more and then my grandma helped me pick out the Sandrine dress. She
loved the lace detail and I did too. The cut of the dress is, for lack of
better words, impeccable. I love the way it fits my torso and the skirt has
just the right amount of girly flair. The back creates a point of interest as
the straps thin out and come towards the center. It’s both visually interesting
and super comfortable. Too add even more detail, there are mini pearl-like
beads sewn onto the seams of the front of the dress (as pictured above). How
adorable is that? This dress could not be more perfect and I am so happy with
my decision! [[Note: At my school, we have to wear white shoes to graduation,
so I will be pairing this dress with my white pair of Jack Rogers!]] I will be
sure to post pictures after the big day! That’s all for now.
Xo-Boo
[[all photos are from
lillypulitzer.com]]
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