Fashion dresses

School dress codes vary widely depending on the school's location, culture, and whether the school is public or private. Here are some common examples of dress code policies that might be found in schools:

### 1. General Attire
- **Clothing must be neat, clean, and appropriate for a learning environment.**
- **No offensive logos, images, or messages on clothing.**
- **Clothes should not promote drugs, alcohol, or violence.**

### 2. Specific Items
- **Tops:** Shirts should have sleeves, and must cover the midriff and undergarments at all times. No tank tops or halter tops.
- **Bottoms:** Pants, skirts, and shorts must be of appropriate length, typically at or below fingertips when arms are held down at the side. No excessively baggy or tight-fitting clothing.
- **Dresses:** Must have straps and be of appropriate length (often the same rules as skirts).

### 3. Shoes
- **Shoes must be worn at all times.**
- **Closed-toe and closed-heel shoes are often required for safety reasons, especially in elementary schools and during physical education classes.**

### 4. Accessories
- **Hats and sunglasses may be prohibited inside buildings.**
- **Jewelry should not be excessive or pose a safety risk.**

### 5. Special Considerations
- **Gym Clothes:** Separate requirements for physical education, such as a specific uniform or athletic shoes.
- **Uniforms:** Some schools require uniforms, which usually consist of a specific color palette and style of tops and bottoms.

### 6. Prohibited Items
- **No gang-related clothing or accessories.**
- **No spikes, chains, or other potentially dangerous accessories.**

### 7. Hair and Makeup
- **Hair color and makeup should be kept to what is deemed natural and appropriate for a school setting.**
- **Extreme hairstyles may be discouraged if they are considered disruptive.**

### 8. Religious and Cultural Attire
- **School dress codes typically make accommodations for religious and cultural attire such as hijabs, turbans, yarmulkes, and other items.**

### 9. Enforcement and Consequences
- **The dress code is usually enforced by the school administration.**
- **Consequences for violating the dress code can range from a warning to a parent meeting, or even in-school suspension in repeated or extreme cases.**

Schools often update their dress codes to reflect changes in society and the local community's norms and values. It's important for students and parents to be aware of the specific dress code policies at their school.