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Underpants:4 g* T6 L' F$ d( U
 Nude, black, and white (three in each color)
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Bras:
w" U2 g! Q$ }, j& @8 V# {/ j Strapless and with straps: nude, black, and white (three in each color)
& f6 S2 ?3 j+ E; Y Athletic bra$ e, f# K5 O! ?6 q
0 Y }8 v( K, e3 c( T: \1 ^Pantyhose or Stockings:
, |$ U$ A4 I8 J5 r. N7 c Sheer nude and black; opaque black and navy
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V/ N5 W/ M) E6 a- FSocks:
; T! z0 z$ ?3 j( }2 T; n White athletic socks3 Z: H8 K# V( g% j& h; v! i) D$ p
 Neutral knee-highs to wear under pants
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9 l2 \ g, e e( Q6 RShoes:: P/ x: i5 l7 }4 n7 i
 Walking shoes or athletic shoes8 l1 H/ n, h$ j
 Black pumps: leather for day, silk or satin for evening
. t- |& O, s- n @- e Flats& W6 X, ?4 s" v$ ? f
 Sandals
$ Y2 u6 A7 \' } Boots: leather and waterproof
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- M; X* n' V: P5 ^T-Shirts:/ c/ ^7 L; n6 j/ U! d
 White (big for sleeping in, small to wear with a suit)! i& ?+ ]: ^$ x7 t5 M% C/ T& e
, L$ |( V3 X1 s0 C% nShirts:
* s& v6 S# y: E' o$ S) d# Y6 d& j White cotton for day; silk for evening.9 ]2 `- O& W' c# B/ Z# Y6 a ]* Y
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Turtlenecks:
% m5 I3 N1 Q8 t1 |, Y Light cotton" Z+ S2 h4 `) s9 }4 j
 Woolen or cashmere' w3 o. p/ M" T
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Sweaters:( x) f B a" k3 Z. u5 _% k% m
 Lightweight to wear under suit jackets or over summer dresses0 ~! [8 K6 t3 Y* _1 i' _
 Heavy for cold weather, exercising, and lounging (black works best for matching with tops by day and for exercising)% T" ]) J. e h
 Sweatshirt# Z# V5 a4 z7 G
, E7 i+ U3 s8 p9 qPants:: U4 d$ P- \# b. m, M
 Leggings
+ J" W; E% D3 B! t/ _5 S+ e Jeans: white, blue, and black.
. T: x9 Q K$ u$ _8 e Khakis; Black slacks; evening pants) ]2 d J0 r/ Q
 Shorts or skirt for summer2 D E. A7 S/ s# I" l0 k
: ^4 U3 D2 v; c; P& C4 g pBlazer suit:& S$ c0 q4 l' d! _# y' j+ Z
 Pantsuit; skirt suit (black or beige)& E, [( v5 Z! l1 q: n$ n% L2 \: n1 I
0 G' R9 c( F: u! L1 P) |Skirts: black. X) i% K( F3 s1 v
D( O M$ L6 j, F E& kDresses:& F: C7 Y# h! L( X1 G" W
 Something simple (black if it’s the only one) that can be dressed up or look respectful at a funeral
/ l8 K3 t3 l6 D* l( [$ _% ? A summer dress
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3 f9 f* ^( x7 L: A% NOuterwear:
2 ^7 s; v6 n5 ^0 B6 C* d- r Long coat ( black if it’s also your evening coat)$ q4 Z3 E; R+ {
 Evening coat) z4 |# f* U0 Z* k
 Cashmere or wool wrap3 F; `& S0 f& O$ u3 B6 `
 Raincoat; jacket( [7 b1 S8 b- [0 k
- ^; u9 \. v8 t2 ]( C. S4 h7 H3 M" _Jewelry:5 B; X6 _% \" D
 Earrings: pearl, gold, silver, diamond/ Y! O8 T- }7 s: e6 I( l( J
 Necklace: pearls, gold, silver) V: M" o7 T3 E8 B/ S
 Bracelet: gold, silver (look for good fakes)& _! O' V6 T l
& {) J! M6 d% oBelt: black or brown, C& T- W" I1 K, ~8 w
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 Square: silk; oblong: silk or wool; cotton pareo
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/ B7 W3 ?, ~2 {' S# F- g Functional (synchilla or down)
" m+ x9 p4 K, O9 ` { Decorative
# P1 p- o! q4 f! e% cBag:
3 ~* P0 C) h* d* K/ w% r+ _ Medium shoulder bag for day; small black beaded or fabric bag for evening
. [# j9 a/ G8 w: E1 ` e | Leather or canvas tote for everything
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r" D6 w b/ YSunglasses; bathrobe perfume; makeup;
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Hats: summer; winter
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' j) m6 Y0 M4 T' O# f Z5 `Gloves: black leather
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! e, G: ~6 \0 J. c4 rWatch: work; sport
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DRESS CODES
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Social Rituals:4 L+ F9 R/ R8 x" i. k
1. Wedding and Bar Mitzvahs:5 |$ G) e" w! Z# c
 As a guest, you can wear white to a wedding, although you should probably avoid anything that looks remotely like a bridal gown.- x( V j8 y: `+ T3 [3 m7 i
 It was considered bad luck to wear black at a wedding; now, it’s not. Remember that weddings are supposed to be festive events.
9 t' ^* Q2 Y& ?3 l0 W) w Dress suits are acceptable at both day and evening weddings; usually pants are not.
& {. ?! d- ?8 k0 o 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. a- Z9 i; U$ x9 x9 I
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) W6 o- N2 R7 Q, u& L7 s Suits or dresses; no excessive ornamentation. In other words, look smart.- b, w7 o! }0 ^% y1 W# I
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3. Funerals and Memorial ceremonies:
! @+ X2 x/ K6 n7 J$ o Wear black or dark clothing.
6 X8 U! T/ ?) E/ F5 v$ G Many women wear dark hats and sunglasses.
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Evening Attire:
2 E3 J. _/ Z- P r; q9 g" G$ S1. Instant evening+ O0 u6 W* s( E$ ]
 Hot colors and rich jewel tones can look instantly glamorous.
% w$ O2 W6 X1 K7 @+ S- d; V3 F! Z Black always works.
( T6 U4 e+ l( D# q" F3 F+ [0 A Glitter and sheen: gold, silver, velvet, lame, and iridescent fabrics.
6 |( W% P- j v! ]9 @' H, i' a- O Evening attire denotes drama: try fun costume jewelry, palazzo pants, an off-the-shoulder top, mules or high heels.
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2. Home Entertaining
% N) D2 y. {$ ]( Y Feel free to outdress the men at your gathering.% o4 m5 @7 g( b @: U
 If you are the host, you can wear anything you want, no matter how extravagant.
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6 q+ O" Z9 K: K4 o+ c3. Instant cocktail party$ i2 f0 g8 I( j$ Q
 Black is the traditional cocktail-party color.
' V+ U/ Z) }2 v" Y Dress up a work suit with a lacy camisole, an evening sweater, or even bare skin in place of your usual office blouse
) m, Y9 \9 ?& V Strappy shoes or higher-heels can dress up work clothes. Change your jewelry; put on sheerer stockings.
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, e# ^0 S+ L. h f( B5 AExtras: an evening wrap; gloves, your best jewelry.
; [$ b; D5 A, L7 wThe basic rule: look great.
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4. Private clubs! N4 d, z( x+ M1 {3 V
 Some clubs will not allow a woman to wear pants in the dining room.
- z0 }) ]6 B) I4 Q4 u; `, r Dinner is often quite formal, with dresses or skirts required for women6 U2 m- c% M' @9 Q* n' |& [1 r! \
 Sports clubs often ask that you change out of your sports clothes before entering the dining room.6 q" G' J5 n$ }7 L/ B/ g; c4 j3 H
 Sports clubs often have rules that govern how you should look white you are in action.
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/ z+ P% z5 @" g5 m! [$ q, `/ s; y5. Dinner and theater7 `; ?' ?4 a5 w- u% ~) J* Q
 Instead of a blouse, wear a camisole or bare skin under your suit.
+ q6 W* ]+ U) } Shoes: sheerer and higher
; D1 y$ o, s' ~ ^% D9 O1 p Throw on a decorative scarf: to dress up and to keep you warm in excessively air-conditioned theaters and restaurants.
+ c! `3 Z( Y' O Pants are acceptable: pants suits, black pants, and evening pants all work well |
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