Two decades of glitz and glamour | Warwick formal mega gallery
From monochrome satin to pastels, glitter and gold, we’ve collated two decades of Warwick graduate formals from the late 90s to 2020. See the mega gallery here.
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Two decades ago groups of Warwick’s graduating cohort excitedly prepared for their futures as the days of sweaty, uncomfortable school uniforms were now over.
You may still even bump into them from time to time on the streets of the Southern Downs.
One thing that has certainly changed in the years that have passed is fast fashion and its many iridescent styles and colours.
From pixie cuts, black satin to vibrant and pastels colours and sparkling gold find all the glamour that was at Warwick’s many formals in the past two decades below.
Originally published as Two decades of glitz and glamour | Warwick formal mega gallery
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