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Rush usually means planning more than one outfit, so your schoolโs Panhellenic guide is the best place to start. Itโll give you a feel for how dressed up each round is and what girls on your campus tend to wear. Early rounds can be more relaxed at some schools, which makes something like a floral mini dress a cute option when dresses are part of the brief. Pick something you actually feel like yourself in too. Youโll be meeting a lot of people and spending plenty of time on your feet, so feeling comfortable in what youโre wearing really does help.
By the later rounds, your school may ask for something a little dressier. Preference is often the round where girls bring out their nicer dresses, but your own recruitment guide should still make the call. One thing worth checking before you buy is how the dress feels when you sit and stand. Rush involves plenty of both, and you donโt want to spend the day adjusting a hem or neckline. Color and print are much more personal. Go with shades you already feel good in instead of trying to match every outfit you see on a recruitment mood board.
Sorority rush dresses need to work across long days, different rounds, and plenty of time spent meeting people, so it helps to choose styles youโll feel comfortable and confident wearing from the start. Keep your schoolโs Panhellenic guide nearby and use it to narrow down the right length, color, and level of dressiness for each round. A pink mini dress can be a nice option when your guide suggests something brighter. For a more relaxed round, womenโs playsuits are another option to consider. Once recruitment is over, you can save the dressier looks for events like formal, where our sorority formal dresses make more sense.
