My 16 yo son has a cheerleading banquet to attend. The dress is work-casual. I want to look young and in style
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I have two teen daughters in cheerleading and have had many banquets to attend (I'm 39).  The best thing to wear is jeans, you can dress up jeans very easily.  Your not to old to wear a  cammi with something over it, maybe a jean jacket.  As far the the person who said "son cheerleading", he is one of the smart guys.  He gets to be friends with all of the cheerleaders...
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I have watched both my daughters prepare for their prom nights in Canada.  From what I have seen the dresses on prom night are of all types and colours, and range from semi-formal to very formal.  I would suggest something simple and classic, that will flatter you and your personality, and something you will feel comfortable wearing.  \n\nBegin to visit some stores in your area to get some ideas about what is available.  Talk to the people working in the stores about what girls are buying for prom night.  Maybe you might even see somthing that you could get a seamstress to make for you much cheaper than buying it in the store.  Another place to look if you don't mind shopping there, is in thrift stores.  One of my daughters was very frugal and didn't want us to spend all that money on a dress, and she found a lovely one at a Salvation Army store.  We dry cleaned it and did a couple of alterations and it was perfect.  \n\nI hope these thoughts help.
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I like the red dress too. But dont go too short. She's hot, but not slutty. Hair down. If it's a more casual party, try a pair of ultra lowrise jeans and a designer tank. Just think about the kind of party it is and the girls personality.
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put on a tie like a grown-up...you can always take it off during the receiption if it seems appropriate
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You don't have to get anything too fancy with too much decoration. I know that a lot of people were able to find some really nice dresses at Dillards. My mom, (when she was MOB for my sister) got her dress from Cold Water Creek.
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Spring for a coat and tie.  He may not think he will have a chance to wear it again, but these type of events tend to come in threes.\n\nI work outdoors and never need a suit, but having one just in case comes in handy.\n\nCompany parties are a time to network, schmooze, not just with your coworkers, but their companions, so looking sharp sometimes has its own rewards that go beyond fitting in.
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Look at the clothes you are wearing, stay away from trendy fashions. Be conservative with your makeup if you use it. Look at your hair, avoid things like pigtails. Dress grown-up and you will look more grown-up
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Exercise.\n\nIf you're of an average height chances are you look just fine as you are. Also remember that sizes vary from designer to designer. My closets have clothes that run from 0-4. It depends on the cut and design.
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hmmmm, try and convince him to get a pair of white class A's. Someone I knew actually did that for his wedding. Otherwise I would just say stay with white, I mean what are you gonna do? get a green wedding dress?
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According to your Avatar, you are a young person.\nThe word Business is related to Suit with Tie and Shirt.\nSuit: Blue, Black with fine white lines.\nShirt: White or Pastel Colour.\nTie: Ask the salesman for the best combination related with your prior selections.\n\nThe previous advice is related to a Business Meeting with your Customers or Prospects.\nBut if you refer to casual look remember that always an sport combination is accepted.\nJust visit a Shopping, select your prefered Brand Shop and you are done.
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Something conservative, but I don't think you necessarily need to wear black. A dress or skirt or for a man nice slacks, shirt and tie.
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go as a casino guest n wear a long slinky evening gown and long gloves and a cigarette holder! oher that be fab! drink martini!
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I would ask him to ask his mother what the dress is for the restaurant you're going to.  Not the father, as women in general seem to be better at dress codes.  \n\nOr, if you're not comfortable with this, get the name of the restaurant, then call them and ask what their typical dress is like.
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You can never go wrong with a black tux.  I am not into cumberbuns and bow ties though.  I love the real tie look with a vest.  Try getting a matching vest and tie in the dress color, otherwise you can get cream colored ones.  All black with a white shirt would look too waiter-ish to me.
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For men: A suit with a nice tie\nFor women: a cocktail dress(probably black...hits around the knee area) that is not too revealing and is classy.
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Oh that sounds so romantic, if its a formal reception with a diner dance then why not wear an elegant evening dress with a nice wrap to keep you cosy before you get to the reception, you can either hire an evening gown or you can buy one from the high street fashion shops too, try EBay they have some beautiful evening dresses dirt cheap, enjoy the wedding and good luck.
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I would start with several sets of sexy undies.  At least one outfit should be in her taste, that she would feel comfortable wearing.  You should have 4 or 5 outfits that YOU like.  I don't know your personal taste, but the slave idea sounds interesting.  Costumes are always fun.  Maid, cheerleader, schoolgirl, slut.  You may even want to get a matching outfit that you can wear together.  Of course you're going to bring several of your cutest nighties for when you two cuddle up when you have your girlie sleepover. Go for it, sweetie.  I hope you both have a wonderful weekend.  Let us know how it went.