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8 u* D' b% _: F2 k0 ~8 oUnderpants:8 o2 g, ]# ]# s( [1 N* D
 Nude, black, and white (three in each color)
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4 p" u% k/ Y. ~( _7 F% JBras:0 {; K, F# D* x) m
 Strapless and with straps: nude, black, and white (three in each color)/ c% p" k3 _* T0 \
 Athletic bra
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$ a& ~) h1 P4 y. ePantyhose or Stockings:
7 y' v/ J5 ^6 F1 P Sheer nude and black; opaque black and navy, S2 s$ n% ~9 t4 f
8 F* H4 I6 q; o% v1 W" e% OSocks:
5 r( M& j3 Y' C! P& e White athletic socks
+ j' O' [! R& I8 L* \- f Neutral knee-highs to wear under pants. |3 ^' ]/ W: S4 W' `
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 Walking shoes or athletic shoes
1 \. b0 C- f2 h8 I& a, } Black pumps: leather for day, silk or satin for evening; k: o3 L* }, A; e8 j1 f6 V- \
 Flats
# o+ o" U" C; X# J( T6 j6 ^: u. v Sandals
" A. \* X4 d" _7 j4 A- ~ Boots: leather and waterproof
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 White (big for sleeping in, small to wear with a suit)
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F1 `- A+ J2 }+ [% L- p! WShirts:
6 _9 J: D8 z8 k% P$ T White cotton for day; silk for evening.
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Turtlenecks:
! k$ u) ]; \$ S# g Light cotton0 A b3 h0 E* b+ s9 n( W8 L
 Woolen or cashmere' E r7 X2 h+ Z/ C* m; o
; y% H/ F* x7 R& I: B% S2 [" R- W3 LSweaters:4 g* ]2 z# m, m) E+ }9 Z
 Lightweight to wear under suit jackets or over summer dresses, E4 |! ~" u( u
 Heavy for cold weather, exercising, and lounging (black works best for matching with tops by day and for exercising)
o2 T3 T, U% f) |. U5 } Sweatshirt
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/ F3 N+ Y6 U: h' P4 m+ b$ w, dPants:9 t& \# B& _2 `1 z5 n* M
 Leggings
% p: B* v4 G( P& N5 y$ q- T B6 l Jeans: white, blue, and black.
3 X. K& `5 k" Z: _3 c8 ` Khakis; Black slacks; evening pants
5 b- P' w, {/ a9 e& W3 Y Shorts or skirt for summer# f/ X4 A3 i4 d$ H. H5 z6 {- s
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Blazer suit:7 T! |3 I; J: I7 C
 Pantsuit; skirt suit (black or beige)6 u; ? L8 j4 V" e5 {' ?# R
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Skirts: black" R3 h' o9 j" i" Z5 [: D
8 h& n$ x1 r& M( {. k$ q; |. F- sDresses:' ^+ i1 ~/ T% @# O _
 Something simple (black if it’s the only one) that can be dressed up or look respectful at a funeral
7 B- K& w* O7 p9 G) T A summer dress1 Z: `% N$ }/ n7 O" @
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Outerwear:
* h; s! O7 X7 H: B# s* | Long coat ( black if it’s also your evening coat)
! Q- L/ K0 W* q: {( E. P Evening coat0 ^% L# I9 _+ \6 m( C5 V
 Cashmere or wool wrap9 f- B1 O8 O% Z. d" ]# m
 Raincoat; jacket
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Jewelry:
9 }$ G. q- c% T. W Earrings: pearl, gold, silver, diamond
/ _- ^$ ] s, g) i; z( G Necklace: pearls, gold, silver) B6 y4 Z" d: y( }$ s
 Bracelet: gold, silver (look for good fakes)
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, E1 B; Q5 n9 Z) t. w ?2 WBelt: black or brown
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: q5 n& u6 P. n5 k0 T, pScarf:7 o3 `2 i' J/ h: t% y
 Square: silk; oblong: silk or wool; cotton pareo. c' N0 N, a* n
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Vest:
) F2 w) D9 {! J, |+ L Functional (synchilla or down)8 S/ f, C& Q6 y
 Decorative
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 Medium shoulder bag for day; small black beaded or fabric bag for evening0 _" ?: \# y5 k4 g. i6 Z
 Leather or canvas tote for everything9 U" t" H9 h+ }) v# d/ X s
$ g1 v' U h: y, |9 i- N6 j, I7 F# BSunglasses; bathrobe perfume; makeup;
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, a( Z1 p5 B4 t; Q! eHats: summer; winter
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Gloves: black leather# w; A, q" B/ r
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DRESS CODES6 h" a+ q7 B6 x3 a$ a7 R
6 O7 T5 p1 ] p7 G8 ^Social Rituals:( I6 z6 |1 w. O& f' s! e
1. Wedding and Bar Mitzvahs:2 c- e9 p9 E8 \# s9 k2 G
 As a guest, you can wear white to a wedding, although you should probably avoid anything that looks remotely like a bridal gown.
( Q0 b! U- C4 B a0 D% I0 B7 H It was considered bad luck to wear black at a wedding; now, it’s not. Remember that weddings are supposed to be festive events., a; G) ]; h2 b# o7 |
 Dress suits are acceptable at both day and evening weddings; usually pants are not.
, C* S+ o6 c! j1 w6 F& `. j8 W# V0 p Sundresses are usually fine for summer weddings, although a sweater or shawl is a good idea, both for covering bare shoulders in church and for the party after.
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2. Graduations and Christenings:- M" I% h/ f5 q, u9 r: w- x
 Suits or dresses; no excessive ornamentation. In other words, look smart.7 _9 l7 D, D6 r7 l1 i8 ?
V* M, h1 w0 h3. Funerals and Memorial ceremonies:
4 d9 i% @/ Q& P' @1 c5 q5 ]8 ? Wear black or dark clothing.
0 l" v! {5 t% R' @$ B Many women wear dark hats and sunglasses.# G6 ^ ?) s5 ]6 D, m0 g1 l* W" s
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$ u$ S+ J K% G+ V9 Y XEvening Attire:6 N ~7 z5 Y" }8 c, U
1. Instant evening1 {& ?) m0 h( B2 M! V! R
 Hot colors and rich jewel tones can look instantly glamorous.9 w2 J5 R2 p0 y/ S% h V5 l; x2 H
 Black always works.
. j& d: I& y) R6 M& [+ \ Glitter and sheen: gold, silver, velvet, lame, and iridescent fabrics.
/ S4 Z9 @! s' O0 E" F9 X Evening attire denotes drama: try fun costume jewelry, palazzo pants, an off-the-shoulder top, mules or high heels.
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) S" Z7 e, C& v2. Home Entertaining% S0 j5 U, Y" X* t+ C5 b
 Feel free to outdress the men at your gathering.
( | b0 g# H. Y8 T; ~+ E' B+ C If you are the host, you can wear anything you want, no matter how extravagant.8 ]" k) \7 K) w x
6 P l; t, y9 V+ i1 ]9 ^3. Instant cocktail party
" k8 Z' D- P: r, D4 F$ k Black is the traditional cocktail-party color.. h% }$ j [2 V
 Dress up a work suit with a lacy camisole, an evening sweater, or even bare skin in place of your usual office blouse F. [& C! m9 l3 Y& U
 Strappy shoes or higher-heels can dress up work clothes. Change your jewelry; put on sheerer stockings.
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: D p& S' C* k; ~; s lExtras: an evening wrap; gloves, your best jewelry. / r* V( N% _7 r$ j$ v' E: j
The basic rule: look great.' B1 o& p* B# q! L
( D5 f5 G7 I9 C9 }. v' |4. Private clubs
; J( k$ V9 N$ v Some clubs will not allow a woman to wear pants in the dining room.' U7 @! i7 |3 L0 I- F
 Dinner is often quite formal, with dresses or skirts required for women% Z6 q' c1 J; g
 Sports clubs often ask that you change out of your sports clothes before entering the dining room.
, q3 F S: a% e+ \; V$ ? Sports clubs often have rules that govern how you should look white you are in action.: v' C3 g/ I V1 `
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5. Dinner and theater5 D h0 D+ e" m; n* z" ]
 Instead of a blouse, wear a camisole or bare skin under your suit.
# |4 q5 p: H- W Shoes: sheerer and higher
' I7 K6 N; o$ E C9 B6 T Throw on a decorative scarf: to dress up and to keep you warm in excessively air-conditioned theaters and restaurants.
# ^: U+ M' ]5 K5 W, C7 S Pants are acceptable: pants suits, black pants, and evening pants all work well |
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