Choose graduation clothes with the gown on. Necklines, hems and shoes may appear in photographs even when most of the outfit is covered. Macaron's personal AI can organize the plan around pieces you already feel comfortable wearing.

Try a simple dress, or a blouse with trousers, beneath the actual gown. Sit down, reach forward and check whether sleeves bunch. Decide whether you like the amount of hem showing below it. Your institution's clothing and footwear instructions take priority. When separates are allowed, a new dress is optional.
Walk in your planned shoes, including stairs and a short standing period. Compare flats, loafers or a familiar low heel on the venue surface. If you want spare shoes, arrange an accessible place to keep them; a pair left in a distant car will not help between photographs.
| Base outfit | Under the gown | At the reception |
|---|---|---|
| Simple midi dress | Check neckline and hem | Remove gown; add jacket |
| Blouse and trousers | Keep sleeves smooth | Add earrings or a scarf |
| Skirt and fitted knit | Test arm movement | Carry a contrasting bag |
Use the graduation party invitation to decide how much the reception look needs to change.

Give Macaron the gown color, visible hem, shoes and reception timing to compare two graduation combinations. Include a preference such as "I want to use my navy trousers and avoid carrying a second outfit." Its suggestions can use that context. Choose the combination that still feels like you after trying it beneath the gown.
Leave room in your bag for the cap, a small comb and your usual touch-up item. Keep an outdoor layer accessible. The simple event-makeup guide offers a rehearsal approach if you also want to test your makeup with the full look. Take one trial photo with the gown open and another with it closed. That shows what the outfit contributes at each part of the day.
Your institution may specify clothing requirements, so start there. When separates are allowed, trousers or a skirt with a comfortable top can work.
Try both together and decide how you want the hem to appear. There is no need to guess using the dress alone.
Consider a small comb, any usual touch-up item and a layer. Leave space for the cap rather than planning a bag that is already full.
Guests usually do not need the under-gown checks. They should choose clothing around the ceremony invitation and any later reception.