Dress Code for rush

It is more on the conservative side but spaghetti straps should be fine as long as it’s not low cut or revealing. Just don’t look like your going out on the town for a night, think church or wedding shower attire. No cut outs or showing your stomach for rush, save that look for later.

The Pinterest boards give you an idea to how nice you need to dress for each round so definitely look at them for inspiration. You’re not going to be judged off of your outfit. Just know that sorority rush is more like a job interview. So keep interview dress code in mind. (Ex: not too short of a skirt/shorts, no cleavage, no midriff showing, etc) if you have to question if something is too revealing then prob don’t wear it

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You will be judged by your outfits, some sororities want girls that only wear designer brands and some could care less...but best advise is to wear clothes that fit YOUR style, most important think to remember about recruitment is be yourself because you want to end up in a house with girls that are like you!

I do think to a certain extent you will be judged by your outfits but dress how you normally do and don't try to be somebody you're not and you'll find your place.

is rush at auburn really stressful and difficult? I'm from out of state and I just saw the U of Alabama doc that came out and I'm getting kinda nervous lol. I could really use some advice.

Think cute galentines or Easter brunch with friends! There is a balance to it! If I wore a dress that had a little cleavage it had thicker straps and a little more length, if I had spaghetti straps then it would be less cleavage to balance it out you know?

Clothes definitely matter. They want girls who look put together. The Pinterest is a good guide. Pick clothes which are flattering on you. I would avoid sleeveless dresses or dresses which show a lot of cleavage. Other than that, just pick things you think are cute! Focus on being put together (hair, makeup, accessories)

Clothes definitely matter. They want girls who look put together. The Pinterest is a good guide. Pick clothes which are flattering on you. I would avoid sleeveless dresses or dresses which show a lot of cleavage. Other than that, just pick things you think are cute! Focus on being put together (hair, makeup, accessories)

Clothes matter to a certain extent but they won't be checking your labels. Pick things that make you fill comfortable and confident and show your personality.
Avoid spaghetti straps, cleavage, super low backs and anything super short.
Use the Pinterest for inspo but don't think you have to buy crazy expensive things or all new clothes. If you have some dresses you love already that are appropriate, go for it!