



Slam dunk decor

Our resident Kurt loves all things bargain couture - he rivals me at finding amazing treasures at thrift & antique stores. He announced he would be wearing a 'vintage' tux, which my colleague & I envisioned as something out of Guys and Dolls.
He arrived instead in Miami Vice chic, circa 1989. Loved it.
He arrived instead in Miami Vice chic, circa 1989. Loved it.

The best part for us is that our kids truly reveled in putting this event together, not worrying about the fact that the "regular" high school held their prom at the Portland Art Museum and that most of those students bought high-end dresses, rented limousines, and ate extravagant dinners beforehand. We loved watching our Renegades use their resources as best they could (student & principal-shared outfits, teacher-produced tickets, parent-provided snacks & punch, counselor-donated photography + DJ, advisor-procured Farmers Market flowers), keeping the cost at $5 per person and enjoying every minute.
7 comments:
Miami Vice = vintage...?? oh my god I need my walker.
Looks like they've done a fabulous job - I love it when kids get inventive (unless they're inventing excuses).
Bet it was a great night!
This makes me unbelievably happy!
And next year, I wanna donate something! Idk what, but you can let me know!
This really is what I wish prom still was: Fun, simple, delightful without taking a second mortgage out on the house.
Well done renegades. I expect nothing less, really.
That is awesome. Exactly what it should be. Those high end events make me nauseous.
Fantastic!
That is pretty cool. And I give them props for putting it together and making it work! It was probably way more fun than the Art Museum!
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