Kepnock State High School Formals 2016-2022 | Photos
Fashion trends may come and go but hundreds of Kepnock State High School graduates over the past six years have proven themselves timeless style superstars. See our mega gallery here:
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In the past six years Kepnock State High School students have shown they had what it took to go down in history as some of the most stylish graduates to grace the red carpet.
From timeless silk dresses to elegant tuxedos, vintage cars to welcoming decorations, these formal celebrations are fond memories for many.
Take a walk down memory lane with our flashback mega gallery.
2016 saw the gentlemen bucking the timeless trend of classic tuxedos with colourful shirts and ties peeking out from satin suit jackets.
Tea length dresses were also trending among the ladies with those shorter dresses adding a fun flair to the events.
2017 was a year of extreme arrivals with trucks, tractors and hummer limousines transporting students to the biggest celebration of their schooling career.
A delicate and gorgeous bridal theme was also trending among the ladies, with several arriving in stunning white dresses.
Sequined dresses were all the rage at the 2018 Kepnock formal, with the glittering outfits catching the eyes of awed onlookers.
Classic grey suits were also trending among the gentlemen with arrivals putting their most dapper foot forward.
2018 saw another year of defying the trend, with students grabbing the chance to put their culture and their personal style on show.
Couples were also well matched, with ties and pocket squares the perfect pairings to partners’ dresses colours and styles.
Due to several unfortunate circumstances, there was not a NewsMail gallery for Kepnock’s 2020 formal.
Kepnock Formal Gallery – 2021 – Gallery One – Gallery Two
The arrivals in 2021 had an ethereal feeling, with floral prints, silk dresses and soft sparkles on display.
Bow ties also made a return with many of the gentleman opting for the classic look over a tie.
After two years of Covid-19 these 2022 graduates took the chance to put their cultures and personalities on display, with traditional jewellery, corsets and 1920s styles on display.
The gentlemen also added their own spice to their outfits with bright ties, patterned suits and gorgeous floral pins adding personal spice.
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