How do I wear my outfit again after graduation?

With a few smart combinations, you can easily give your outfit a second life. Wear your blazer with jeans, pair your smart trousers with a T-shirt or wear your dress with sneakers. That way your party pieces suddenly become real everyday favorites.

How do I make my look a bit dressier?

Often the difference lies in a few small details. Swap your sneakers for loafers or heels, add a blazer and finish with a nice belt or subtle accessories. Just don't do too much at once: one or two dressier accents can already take your whole look to the next level.

Layers are your best friend. Add a blazer, fine knit or light jacket that matches the colors of your outfit. Is it really chilly? Then go for closed shoes or loafers and maybe bring a scarf. That way you stay warm without compromising on style.

What if I don't want to wear a dress or suit?

That's exactly what's fun about a graduation: you decide what dressing up means to you. A dress, suit, smart trousers, blazer or something a bit more casual? Choose the pieces you feel good in and bring your own style into your look. There are no fixed rules — if it feels festive to you, you've got it right.

How do I make my look a little less classic?

Play with contrasts. Combine a sharp blazer with looser trousers, wear sneakers with a dressy look or add a pop of color. An oversized fit or an unexpected accessory can also give the whole thing more character. That way you're still completely graduation-ready, but your outfit feels a lot less safe.

Which coat goes with your skirt or culottes?

Play with contrast in length and volume. A short jacket works beautifully with a long skirt or wide culottes, while a long coat creates an elegant, elongated silhouette. And sometimes it's that oversized coat that gives your look a bit more attitude. But it looks best when the skirt or culottes take the lead. That statement jacket is better worn with a simple pair of trousers.

Shop the look: Graduation in sight

Diploma almost in the bag? Then your outfit gets to celebrate too. 🎓 Whether you go for a dress, smart trousers, a blazer or something completely different: dressing up can be done your way. Discover our looks, mix them with your own style and above all choose something you feel great in on your big day.

How do I wear my outfit again after graduation?
With a few smart combinations, you can easily give your outfit a second life. Wear your blazer with jeans, pair your smart trousers with a T-shirt or wear your dress with sneakers. That way your party pieces suddenly become real everyday favorites.
How do I make my look a bit dressier?
Often the difference lies in a few small details. Swap your sneakers for loafers or heels, add a blazer and finish with a nice belt or subtle accessories. Just don't do too much at once: one or two dressier accents can already take your whole look to the next level.
What if it's chilly?
Layers are your best friend. Add a blazer, fine knit or light jacket that matches the colors of your outfit. Is it really chilly? Then go for closed shoes or loafers and maybe bring a scarf. That way you stay warm without compromising on style.

What if I don't want to wear a dress or suit?
That's exactly what's fun about a graduation: you decide what dressing up means to you. A dress, suit, smart trousers, blazer or something a bit more casual? Choose the pieces you feel good in and bring your own style into your look. There are no fixed rules — if it feels festive to you, you've got it right.
How do I make my look a little less classic?
Play with contrasts. Combine a sharp blazer with looser trousers, wear sneakers with a dressy look or add a pop of color. An oversized fit or an unexpected accessory can also give the whole thing more character. That way you're still completely graduation-ready, but your outfit feels a lot less safe.
Which coat goes with your skirt or culottes?
Play with contrast in length and volume. A short jacket works beautifully with a long skirt or wide culottes, while a long coat creates an elegant, elongated silhouette. And sometimes it's that oversized coat that gives your look a bit more attitude. But it looks best when the skirt or culottes take the lead. That statement jacket is better worn with a simple pair of trousers.