High School Wardrobe Cap and gown: Standard graduation regalia in school colors Casual outfits: 2-3 outfit changes reflecting personality (trendy looks, favorite brands) Sports uniforms: Football, basketball, cheer, dance, soccer, and other athletic gear Band or arts: Instruments, art supplies, or performance attire Cultural attire: Heritage stoles, kente cloth, cultural garments Prom attire: Some seniors combine prom and graduation photography College Wardrobe Full academic regalia: Cap, gown, hood (color indicates degree and field), honor cords, stoles Greek organization paraphernalia: Letters, line jackets, stoles, custom boots, organizational colors Career attire: Scrubs, business suit, lab coat, uniform (for the composite "what I'm becoming" element) University sweatshirts or apparel: Casual school spirit wear Cultural stoles and sashes: First-generation graduate stoles, cultural organization sashes Multiple degree regalia: Some graduates earn double majors or dual degrees with different honor designations The key wardrobe difference is complexity

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