<p>What do they where at UPENN?</p>
<p>wear* of course</p>
<p>bright yellow suade leisure suits. get 20</p>
<p>Suede yellow suits haha.</p>
<p>extra points for bow ties</p>
<p>so if you're the type who actually wears sundresses and heels to h.s on a daily basis (and can walk for miles comfortably in heels), would you get funny looks at a southern school if you kept dressing like that?</p>
<p>Most of the kids today are out there in their jeans, jean shirt, and jean jacket</p>
<p>No, if you're somewhat good looking, you'll get a bunch of guys. If you're not, well, woe is you.</p>
<p>i think girls at southern schools definitely tend to wear sundresses and heels to class--i go to UNC, and on a nice, pretty day you won't see a pair of jeans in sight. at private schools like duke i think dressing up a little is even more prevalent.</p>
<p>but then again that's because duke girls aren't very cute so they feel compelled to put themselves together every morning to make up for it ;)</p>
<p>girls who wear sundresses are hot</p>
<p>well, the school i'm looking at is Georgia tech... so i'm not sure how it'll fit in. southern, but not like duke or anything.</p>
<p>I go to UNC and I disagree, you see a lot of girls in sundresses but jeans are always there, designer jeans are always going to be worn by some of the sorority girls. I rarely ever see girls in heels, it's usually rainbows, jack rogers, cowboy boots, etc... in the summer</p>
<p>"I've heard from my friends at northeastern rural colleges that the official girls' college uniform consists of Ugg boots, black leggings, hooded Northface jacket, and Vera Bradley purse. Weird."</p>
<p>^ That's ridiculous!! That's the first I've heard of a college uniform specifying designer labels.</p>
<p>yeah, i'd say people mostly wear rainbows as opposed to heels.
but seriously, on a nice day everyone is wearing a dress or a skirt. of course you won't be scorned if you wear jeans or anything, but sometimes i'll walk in the pit and think, "did everyone get a no-pants-only-skirts memo today?"</p>
<p>At my college, almost everyone wore a college sweatshirt, jeans (pajama bottoms for morning classes) and flip flops (irregardless of the 15 degree weather outside.)
To see someone dressed up in any other outfit was rare.</p>