This week Sheila chose our Style Perspectives prompt, a graduation look!
I do believe I am done with my own graduation ceremonies, having completed my Master's degree, and I don't yet have children of my own to watch graduate. But teachers often attend these ceremonies to celebrate the success of their students! This is the first year that I don't teach seniors so I will not be attending graduation, but I will be attending our 8th Grade Awards Night where I get to present the French Award to a few of my outstanding students.
To me, this is the perfect graduation look for a teacher. It is bright, fun and celebratory! But it is also modest, work-appropriate and comfortable. I definitely don't want to stand in front of an auditorium of 8th graders and parents feeling over-exposed!
This dress was a recent find at Ann Taylor on sale! The material is thick and flattering while still being comfortable. I decided the floral print seems retro to me so I decided to up the vintage vibe with my oversized pearls.
What I'm Wearing:
Dress: Ann Taylor (exact)
Necklace: Amazon (exact)
Tights: Nordstrom (exact)
Shoes: DSW (similar)
Make sure to visit the other ladies of The Blended Blog to see their graduation looks and continue reading this post to link-up your very own!
Next week we are wearing our nautical navy stripes!
And here are our blazer looks from last week!
ONCE UPON A TIME & HAPPILY EVER AFTER : Library-Lovin’-Lady
DAILY STYLE FINDS: The Personal Stylist
FOXY’S DOMESTIC SIDE: The Crafty Engineer
SIMPLY SHAUNACEY: Reformed Frumpy Mommy
TWO TEENS AND THEIR MAMA: Stylish Midlife Mama
RSQUARED: The Not So Nerdy Accountant
SHOES TO SHIRAZ: The Shoe Hoarding French Teacher
PUPPIES AND PRETTIES: Cube Dwelling Fashionista
MISHAPS AND MAYHEM OF SOLITARY LIFE: Single Girl, Simple Style
A LOVELY LITTLE WARDROBE: A Casual Petite
MAKING THE MOST OF EVERYDAY Classic Yet Current Over Forty
NICKANDNIK: Mama with Curves
LIVING ON CLOUD NINE: Blissful Fashionista
WHITNEY À LA MODE: A book-loving French Teacher
Where I'm linking-up!
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