Principal William Hook said attendees are being asked to wear semiformal attire, such as dresses suits or sports jackets with ties dress slacks and dress shoes.Ĭlothing that is inappropriate for dances at the Chicago public school include, but is not limited to, work boots, gym shoes, jeans, jean skirts, sweatsuits, sweatpants, sweatshirts and athletic jerseys. 22 homecoming dance is expected to draw 600 students - a return to pre-pandemic numbers. Dresses must not have immodest necklines, visible midriff, immodest cutouts or low backs).”Īlso on the Southwest Side, the Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences has a set of rules for its shindigs. Rita, an all-male Catholic high school on the Southwest Side, were told their female guests must wear “age-appropriate, modest dresses. “As a church-sponsored event, our dances require modest clothing, meaning things are not too tight or revealing,” the directions read. Southland Ministry Center, set to host a teen homecoming Saturday in Bensenville, instructed attendees to don semiformal attire. Surdej said to ease concerns, she suggests wearing “booty shorts” under short dresses, like the ones cheerleaders sport on football fields purchasing a larger size for the extra length and tailoring the rest of the dress or selecting a longer dress altogether. She doesn’t want to look like mommy dressed her.” Your daughter “wants to look like the rest of the girls. But I try to explain to them that those are the trends,” Surdej said about gently counseling reluctant mothers. “I coached in a Catholic school, so I understand that the lengths really are short. Peaches Boutique opened in 1985, and Surdej said she has seen it all - including motherly pushback on short dresses.
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Surdej counts among this year’s homecoming trends one-shoulder dresses and the colors emerald green and hot pink, the latter a nod to the Barbiecore aesthetic that has gained steam in the lead up to Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” movie due out next year. Chicago shop owners say prom-goers generally gravitate to longer gowns while shorter dresses are popular for homecoming.
Her clients tend to splurge on prom instead of homecoming.
Pierga said inflation was top of mind this year, which affected dress budgets. ‘If you want it shorter, I’m not getting it.’ That’s kind of like the same thing that happens every single year.” “‘That dress is too short.’ ‘Mom, this dress is too long. This will be an argument forever and a day,” Pierga said. Pierga has witnessed her share of mother-daughter squabbles in the two decades her store has been open.
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