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1960s Fashion The decade began with a focus on classic shapes: A-line and pencil skirts were popular for their flattering lines, while high necklines and full sleeves were also seen on womens figures

Designed for women who appreciate versatile, comfortable wrap dresses with pocketsideal for sustainable, slow-fashion lovers seeking both style and functionality

A-line, mermaid, sheath, column, fit-and-flare and ball gown silhouettes are all popular

If your school allows more flexibility, dress pants with a button-up shirt and blazer are a great alternative

Keep em on their toes with some bold gold accents to let some major personality shine through.