Technically, yes

Upon reaching the small building at the center of the park, everyone was ready for a quick break. Lily and Amy headed for the bathrooms while Mackenzie and Jess sat down on an old bench.

"I'm sorry." Jess said after a minute of awkward silence.

"It's okay, Jess." Mackenzie said, "I know you guys didn't mean for me to end up like this."

"Well, the thing is..." Jess said nervously, "That might be true for Lily and Amy. But... I kind of threw out your clothes after the ceremony."

"What!?" Mackenzie said, aghast. "Jess! Why would you do that?"

Jess briefly considered telling Mackenzie the truth: that she had suddenly gotten a strong feeling of jealousy watching Mackenzie kissing her boyfriend. But she couldn't bring herself to do it, and she still wasn't entirely sure why she was feeling that way about Mackenzie in the first place. So, she lied.

"I just, I don't know, wanted to make you squirm a bit longer. I'm sorry."

Mackenzie sighed, sorely picturing how much better her day could have gone if she'd been able to get dressed after the graduation ceremony.

"Fine." Mackenzie said after a long pause. "I forgive you, Jess. But you owe me a new outfit!"

"That's more than fair." Jess said as relief spread across her face, "I think we all owe you at least one new outfit by now!"

That made Mackenzie giggle slightly just as Lily and Amy returned. Mackenzie stood up, only to hear a soft tearing sound. All four girls glanced down to the bottom of Mackenzie's gown. The old and splintery wood of the bench had ensnared the bottom of the gown, causing an inch of two of the fabric to tear away when Mackenzie stood up. A dozen stray threads now dangled from the torn bottom of the gown, but it was only marginally shorter, at least.

"I-I'd like to get home now." Mackenzie said, visibly nervous as she clutched at the hem of her gown. The redhead couldn't help but feel like her only semblance of modesty was about to vanish on her.

Another walk down the path occurred without incident for the four girls. The winds assailed Mackenzie, but she was able to keep her gown in place. An excited dog nearly jumped up on Mackenzie, but Jess was able to fend it off in time before it made contact. And a stray football narrowly missed the gown-clad girl, nearly prompting another teenage boy to collide with her again.

But soon enough the girls emerged onto the sidewalk at the other side of the park. Mackenzie let out a big sigh, feeling like she'd just successfully traversed some kind of gauntlet.

"Okay." the redhead said, "Just three blocks to go and we'll be at my-"

Mackenzie's words were cut short as a bicycle zoomed behind her. The gown's stray threads, dancing in the wind, became caught in the bike's spokes. At an alarming speed, the threads became wound up in the gears of the bike. And just a moment later, the gown started ripping off Mackenzie's body. The seams in the front gave up relatively easily, and the loosely fitting garment was whisked off the highschooler's body. And the bike and its rider continued their rapid journey down the sidewalk.

In what seemed like an instant, Mackenzie's only form of cover had been ripped off her body, leaving her standing there completely naked once again.

"...house." A shocked Mackenzie said as she numbly finished her earlier thought. "Oh god not again!" she cried as she feebly tried to cover her pussy and breasts with just her hands. A car honked loudly as it drove by, clearly enjoying the view they had just gotten. "G-guys! Help me!"

Her three stunned friends tried to shake themselves out of their surprised states. They didn't have any gowns left between them, so if anyone was going to volunteer clothing for Mackenzie, it meant they'd be taking it from their own wardrobe. And, since it was a hot summer day, they weren't exactly wearing a whole lot to begin with...