Kara Koskowich wears homework dress to Alberta high school graduation

The graduate in Lethbridge thought it would be better than any dress in a store

Many female high school graduates spend months looking for the perfect dress, but one Alberta girl got inspiration from a likely (for a student) place.
Kara Koskowich of Lethbridge decided to be creative and made her dress out of old math homework. It took almost 75 pieces of paper.
"For me, it's not a big 'spend your money, you have to look this nice, you have to fit into this mould of grad,' [deal]" said Koskowich to CBC. "It's supposed to look like an explosion."
She thought any dress she made would be more interesting and less expensive than the ones she saw in stores.

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