Alternative Graduation Dress, Wear 54 Styles

Girls, blue skirts and black skirts, are tied with two plaited plaits, which are quiet and adorable. The boys are all handsome and dignified in a black Chinese tunic suit. At first glance, they think they are back to the "54" period. In fact, college graduates are making strange noises to shoot alternative graduation photos.

Times reporter Huang Like photo

Wearing traditional baccalaureate clothes can't satisfy college students' fancy.

Yesterday, students of the network class of the school of Journalism and communication of Guangzhou University voluntarily borrowed 54 periods of clothing, posing various "revolutionary" postures, leaving a beautiful moment of "retro".

It is understood that the rental of alternative clothing photo graduation as this year is becoming a new favorite for students.

Song Qianwen, monitor of the network class of Guangzhou University, is dressed up as "revolution".

Her head was tied up with 54 plaits and a light makeup. The upper body was dressed in blue sky blouses, the lower part was a black cloth skirt, and a boy was dressed up in the "Chinese tunic" of the "54".

Yesterday, the group of "54" students before Guangzhou University library attracted many people's eyes.

More fun is still in the future: Girls raise their skirts and dress up as family friends. Boys are dressed up in hot weather and are very cool in black Zhongshan. Boys and girls have their right hands clenching their fist in front of their chest, looking for a "revolutionary" posture in the distance. Some even suggest that they should read a piece of Lu Xun's vernacular "Ying Shi" collectively.

"123!"

A click of the camera made the unusual graduation photos permanent.

The squad leader, Xiao Song, told reporters that this was what the class had been planning for a long time.

Wearing a traditional bachelor's degree to graduate is boring. So some classmates came up with this new thing and got the unanimous approval of the whole class immediately.

She took a few classmates to find a whole day in Shui Yin Road, and finally rented the series of "54" clothes at the price of 25 yuan / set.

Many students at the scene said that in addition to "doing new ideas", they also wanted to commemorate the university days to be lost in this special way.

"We must pledge our creativity to the end!"

Wen Ting, a girl, smiled.

The reporter learned from some clothing rental shops in Shui Yin Road, Guangzhou, that graduating this year by using alternative clothes has become the new favorite of college students.

Wang Guoliang, a fashion designer at a shop, told reporters that students used to hire more costumes for stage performances than before. But this year, the costumes of the 54 Republic of China were suddenly popular.

Another student is scheduled to rent this series of clothes in May 10th.

Mr. Wang estimated that the employment pressure of university students was relatively large, and they seldom met after graduation, so they wanted to commemorate their friendship in some special ways.