Does it have to be formal or casual?
209021
Dress as you would for any interview.  Be neat and well-groomed.  Don't go in shorts, tee shirt, sandals, sneakers, running shoes, etc.  A nice tailored shirt and pants for a male, and pants and matching top or skirt and blouse for a female.  Don't wear jeans.  They should be dressier pants. You don't need formal wear (dress and matching jacket, or three piece suit and tie), but dress nicely.
183589
As a professional woman and a Londoner I like to think this is a subject I can help you on.For men, wear a smart suit with matching jacket and trousers of either a charcoal gray or navy colour-black has become more fashionable of late.Open collars are not really acceptable and shirts should be relatively conservative, blue, light blue or white while ties should not be garishly patterned or over the top.Trainers are NOT to be worn-smart black shoes.You'll find this applies to most smart restaurants.To appear like a true Londoner make sure you are seen clutching the Evening Standard, which is sold across the city and is THE paper to read in LDN.
484788
You could go either way. You want to look trendy, but classy. Banana Republic is owned by the Gap and considered their upscale line of clothing so you definitely want to look professional and pulled together. I would go for trendy, yet classic.
544656
it really depends on the store you work for and what your manager is like. the only thing i would consider strict is the "all black" dress code. in my store this was taken very seriously so make sure what you're wearing is professional and black-not navy, dark brown-but black. i was a merchandiser so i didnt deal directly with customers often but i heard they can make things difficult sometimes as they are very demanding. good luck!
628958
That should be fine, although it depends on the culture of the office. A leather blazer is much more trendy and hip, so a business that is trying to be contemporary will be good. But a business that's all conservative may think the blazer is a bit too wild.
89584
It depends on the location and time of day. I've been to bar mitvah receptions in the afternoon on a dude ranch and in the evening in a swank hotel. In general, I wear what I would wear to a wedding (except for the one at the dude ranch). If it's an evening event, you could wear a cocktail dress or tea length after-5 dress. They would be perfect.
298445
Depends on what type of party it is.  The more formal the party the more formal the dress.\n\nWear what you're comfortable in and don't worry about what others think.
625978
try casual, but classy.  as button up sriped shirt and nice jeans, maybe some sunglasses
103628
could mean suit instead of black tie affair, or it could be that you could wear a nice pair of dress pants with a button down shirt and a tie.  i would probably stay away from jeans.
611566
no dont bother\nmore important\nwear a dress not pants\nwear a jacket or a loose fitting sweater\nnobody wants to know your sizes\nand it should be it least over your elbows and knees\nneckline should be that a neckline please no chest or bust showing\nonly married women cover their hair\nyou could if you wanna but you dont need to\ndont talk too much \nand if there is a separation between the sexes stay on your side\nyou can email me if you have any other questions
615021
Speaking From expierience wear something comfortable that allows you to move freely, and won't overheat you. Don't dress like a slob but don't overdo it either. Comfy, Clean, And Something that says "You"
357656
Right now and ask him to marry you. Casual relations are no relation avoid from.
662944
Well, it's your wedding so I think you should be able to wear whatever you feel comfortable with regardless of what everyone thinks. It's your day so enjoy it! My best wishes out to you and your family! Congratulations!
563447
Specify "formal attire" on your invitation, and spell it out for them: suit and tie for men, dresses or evening gowns for women.  The reason I'd explain it for them is that "formal" takes on different meanings to different people... I've seen weddings where some immediate family members (i.e. ones that are supposed to appear in the photos after the ceremony) showed up in their very cleanest wife-beater tee shirts and jeans, and wondered why the bride was so upset.
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Elegant Events\n\nStyle & Distinction
631822
put on a tie like a grown-up...you can always take it off during the receiption if it seems appropriate
421490
depends what impression you wanna give babe and what type of places your going. first one though go for something, classy and sexy, but not too much. or go for something similar to the style you were when you met him it obviously atracted him. most of all though what you feel comfortable in if your uncomfortable it could ruin your night and you dont want that.x