Asymmetrical and High-Low Designs Asymmetrical hemlines, which feature an intentionally uneven, avant-garde cut, or high-low designs (shorter in the front, cascading longer and more dramatically in the back) inherently draw massive, immediate visual attention directly down to your legs, ankles, and feet
If you are graduating in the fall or winter, choose a dress in a darker solid color (but something still colorful dont just default to black!) or a darker floral print
Metallic silver heels, red shoes, animal print heels, patent black shoes, or bold burgundy sandals can all work
Think of it as the fashion equivalent of having it all
If youre a bit more flexible at the office, you can get away with wearing a blazer and chinos for example, as well as a tie, but when you go to the smart casual party, I suggest taking off the tie, add a bold pocket square, maybe a boutonniere, have some bolder socks and shoes and brown tones or more colors such as dark red, dark green, or navy, and it just creates a more fun outfit that is not as boring or stuffy formal as you would usually know from an office environment
Pair your ensemble with chokes, net gloves, and the perfect heels to become the star of every party