How to fit the Turnabout dress code
It’s that time of year again: time for the semi-formal Turnabout dance. To differentiate from Homecoming, Turnabout takes a different approach to the school dance by having a more casual dress code. Many students are wondering what a semi-formal dress code entails.
The theme of this year’s Turnabout is “neon,” as a way to suit the blacklight, and many students are scrambling to find a dress that is both neon and semi-casual.
For girls, wearing a simple dress with tights and heels is the perfect semi-formal outfit. To glow under the blacklight, check out this dress from LuLu’s. To fit the theme of neon, check out this dress from LuLu’s.
![This girl models a neon dress that would be perfect for the theme of this years turnabout dance](https://www.hcdevilsadvocate.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/148586a-1.jpg)
This girl models a neon dress that would be perfect for the theme of this year;s Turnabout dance.
For more ideas, try browsing these popular websites for dresses: lulus, tobi, nasty gal, asos, missguided, or windsor.
For boys, khakis or dress pants with a button up shirt and dress shoes fits the semi-formal dress code.
![This boy models a semi-casual outfit with khakis, a dress shirt, and bowtie](https://www.hcdevilsadvocate.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/8802566ff5f1db40437be4a5eeb40239.jpg)
This boy models a semi-casual outfit with khakis, a dress shirt, and bowtie.
Turnabout is on Saturday, Feb. 20, from 8-11 pm. Tickets can be found during lunches for $10. Find more information about the dance here.
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