Quote:Originally Posted by Manton what do all these guys have against socks?
Good question. Maybe they ran out of money when putting together their wardrobes before getting to socks.
Quote:Originally Posted by archibaldleach Quote:Originally Posted by johnvw In response to the OP's question, dark trousers would be more appropriate for the occasion than ones of other colors, regardless of what other...
Quote:Originally Posted by archibaldleach Quote:Originally Posted by johnvw OP, if you have not yet done so, determine whether your school has a required or recommended dress code for graduation. If not, you are free to wear...
Quote:Originally Posted by archibaldleach Quote:Originally Posted by johnvw The aesthetic aspect of contrast between pants and gown is not as significant a factor in the case of a graduation as clothing appropriate for the...
Quote:Originally Posted by VinnyMac That sounds like a dreadful outfit, but you'll have a gown on in most of your photos, so you may be able to get away without being photographed in that ensemble.
Which outfit sounds dreadful, and...
Quote:Originally Posted by msulinski Quote:Originally Posted by archibaldleach Black shoes go perfectly fine with navy pants. The only thing that is giving me a little bit of pause is that I think a black gown would look better...
Quote:Originally Posted by Angel Oh I think I'll consider your reply with the blue one. Thank you for greeting me in advance and welcoming me.
To answer your question, either dark grey or navy pants could be paired well with...
Quote:Originally Posted by cptjeff Shirt and tie will show, and the full length shots will show your pants and shoes, so it does matter.
White shirt. It's a nice neutral element with all the other regalia elements that will be...
Quote:Originally Posted by hendrix Quote:Originally Posted by johnvw Please allow to ask a sincere, if noob, question. Per the rating this ensemble was given, why do black shoes detract from this outfit?
Allow me to try my...