The makings of the perfect graduation dress:
-lightweight
-light pink
-a floral pattern
-knee length
-makes me look amazing.

Get on it, detective readers.

Here are two dresses from Anthropologie that might just fit the bill. What do you think? Help a girl.
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The first is called the "speckled ink" dress" and the second is the "optimist" dress, and is very appropriately titled for the occasion.
 
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On this first day of New York Fashion Week, it was announced that Alexander McQueen, a 40-year-old British designer, had committed suicide last night. The designer had one of the most sensational shows of Spring 2010, and the line has reportedly been selling like crazy. Above is an image from the collection from NYMag.

About the collection, which Lady Gaga has worn in her music videos, McQueen said he wanted his models to look like aliens. He certainly succeeded. The collection of mostly dresses utilized prints that looked a lot like space-age butterflies and other insects. The shoes were the most spectacular though, and allegedly some models refused to walk in the show out of fear of the ten-inch platform monsters. Editors raved about the show, and even the live-stream that featured a music video with vocals from Gaga, was hugely successful.

The designer had nearly achieved success like that of Marc Jacobs, and his death is a very deep wound to modern fashion.
 
The first Australian to show in Paris, Dinnigan's Spring line makes Greek-style draping look luxurious, yet it doesn't intimidate and thus almost every piece could please the masses. Mark my words, her gowns will make the rounds at next season's award shows. The contrast between the lace and corsets set a top the eyelet pattern and loosely-structured A-line skirts is divine. Also, those tights are a must-have and a great transition staple for the the mucky days of March and April.

Oh, and in case you're in need, she has the perfect mermaid dress.