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What to Wear to Your Kid’s Graduation, According to the Most Fashionable Mom in the Bleachers

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It’s that time of year again! The kids are finally graduating. And for some reason, dressing for their ceremonies occupies this strange middle ground in our summer fashion calendars. They’re part celebration but also part sport; you’re there to celebrate, of course, but you also have to sit, shift, stand, climb, clap, and occasionally wilt under the blazing June sun. It’s not quite occasion dressing , but it’s not everyday either. Which is precisely why getting it right feels so satisfying. High school graduations are total wildcards. Depending on the geography and school culture, you might find yourself among denim and tees or a sea of colorful sundresses . It’s entirely democratic, slightly chaotic, but also incredibly charming. College graduations, by contrast, tend to land on more stable ground—polished but not precious, and hopefully pulled together without trying too hard.…

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