by todd snyder Now that you know what the dress code etiquette is, lets go shopping
Shopping at The Way We Wore is like taking a class in fashion history, where owner Doris Raymond has curated a mix of important womenswear from the Victorian era all the way up through the present daytheres even an appointment-only inspiration library for designers that goes further back in time than that
Not only will the botanical silhouette look incredible against a backdrop of lush greenery and blooms, but you can rewear this frock to future eventsfrom graduation parties to fancy dinners
Instead of spaghetti straps over white T-shirts, we're seeing corset tops, multi-strap dresses, and asymmetrical hemlines, the likes of which we haven't seen since, well, the late 2000s
This dress is no exception to that rule with its riot of bright flowers covering its surface
Five to ten minutes where you will look at your graduate with a crazed smile on your face while shouting the word congratulations repeatedly because your panic, confusion, and shock at what the hell just happened prevents you from coming up with anything else