Thursday 3 January 2013

dress code actually mean




I am glad I found this topic because my husband thought that smart casual just meant jeans with a collared polo style shirt as long as it was collared it was considered smart casual in his mind lol, now I can tell him he was wrong but it ok because he Sexy Trouwjurken listened to me in the end and is wearing dress pants with a long sleeved collared Lange Cocktailjurken shirt without a tie and some nice business style black shoes. I am wearing a knee length dress with buttons down the front accessorised with a brown "rope" style belt and some wedge heel styled shoes to match in colour. The children are wearing casual pants (not denim but not formal) with a collared short sleeved shirt. I hope I got this right!





You are going to an informal Lange Cocktailjurken dinner with friends in an upscale restaurant. If male, you are wearing dress trousers (or even crisp jeans*), a long-sleeve shirt, maybe a tie, leather loafers or dressy slip-on's, patterned socks or solid-colored dress socks, a tipped belt, and you may or may not wear a sport coat. You are dressed in the Smart Casual category.





If female, you are wearing slacks, crisp jeans, or a skirt (long or short), a blouse or turtleneck, a fashionable belt, a jacket, a vest, or a sweater coordinated to your outfit, hosiery or socks with boots, flats (leather, suede, or fabric) or mid-heel shoes. You are also wearing jewelry, such as earrings that complement your overall outfit, at least. You are dressed in the Smart Casual category. Again, if you are wearing jeans, wearing a jacket upgrades you to Smart Casual. This category demands a pulled-together, harmonious, complete look with colors, fabrics, shoes, and accessories, for both men and women.


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