One of the things I was most excited about when I stopped growing was that I never had to buy clothes again. I thought that I'd be good for the rest of my life, and hitting up outlets looking for a damn pair of pants that fit me is something I'd never have to suffer through for the rest of my life. Problem was, I never dealt with clothes getting ratty before, because, you know, I'd outgrow them before they got too gross. It was a hard lesson to learn. And although now I can look back at some of my "fashion" choices and instantly want to burn all of the evidence of that dark time, there are some people out there who looked pretty damn good way back when. Like these women at BuzzFeed who dared to try on their old prom dresses. At first, they had some difficulty finding out just how to put the damn things on. But then after they figured it out and they did the whole reveal thing. I mean seriously, they were kinda crushing it. Look at that blue eyeliner, good choice.

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Although the petition is now closed, a group of parents is using the collected signatures to try to change the school principal's mind. "We as the paying customers of Delone Catholic have been notified about antiquated and unreasonable restrictions imposed on the formal wear for the May 2015 prom," the petition reads. "Restrictions have been posted six weeks before the prom. Many parents have purchased non-refundable prom gowns. We have not been given a set of guidelines in a reasonable amount of time." Many say that since the school is private, it can institute any sort of dress code it wants, and in fact, public schools do so on a regular basis as well. The issue here is not only the timing but the fact that school dress codes so often target females. Even when I was a kid, I noticed that the dress code was put into place so students are not a "distraction" in the classroom. The funny thing is that most of the weight of a dress code is borne by females — no strappy tank tops, no short shorts and no bare midriffs.