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Underpants: _9 {5 u z( u f9 y0 x9 V3 \' x
 Nude, black, and white (three in each color)
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Bras:
* h, ], T% T% A0 o5 ?0 \$ _4 C Strapless and with straps: nude, black, and white (three in each color)
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Pantyhose or Stockings:( ?, R8 p9 o$ L: {+ ~
 Sheer nude and black; opaque black and navy
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Socks:
0 w2 p9 Y7 i! ^* u; {2 i1 i/ ^4 a White athletic socks
4 h' T: t5 s" v, K Neutral knee-highs to wear under pants G' [. ~3 y4 A% F7 \
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Shoes:
5 b( l7 q9 F, L& e Walking shoes or athletic shoes
) n6 }9 q# k5 L/ {0 J0 f& E! X Black pumps: leather for day, silk or satin for evening! S! O2 ]& J& J; Z7 Z: m' Y
 Flats
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* E' M4 k& A: E' \& q6 ^ Boots: leather and waterproof- M/ e# F% N% R
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T-Shirts:
( X3 a: Q i4 l2 V: p White (big for sleeping in, small to wear with a suit)& O9 {. q) o5 q2 a2 @! W
4 j5 \3 T4 X% q. S) m i, WShirts:
* ?# z+ s0 l& }5 J. E- _ White cotton for day; silk for evening.3 {$ b5 i/ x6 w# w7 T, i# g
: b& c+ a- l2 r+ z' JTurtlenecks:3 _: r+ g* `8 q, A5 V, B
 Light cotton6 E( }) M/ x* ~, _ {
 Woolen or cashmere
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. H. {0 Y$ i2 {Sweaters:8 h( I0 q8 V1 v9 d, K4 m" g
 Lightweight to wear under suit jackets or over summer dresses4 }6 k1 ?! ?, _
 Heavy for cold weather, exercising, and lounging (black works best for matching with tops by day and for exercising)" Z1 g" ?8 K, S! q# A
 Sweatshirt
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5 g; e- Z' y: |* V1 O2 w Jeans: white, blue, and black.
5 ^, ?, K8 ]+ Z: h$ E N Khakis; Black slacks; evening pants/ g% S; c6 i2 j& ^2 h
 Shorts or skirt for summer
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8 J; |" s e" {4 ABlazer suit:
2 h4 T' G5 n! L5 j/ _& ]' p Pantsuit; skirt suit (black or beige)
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Skirts: black
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Dresses:8 _4 k/ V) x3 I P& O! S
 Something simple (black if it’s the only one) that can be dressed up or look respectful at a funeral
* ~1 u$ r+ ?9 e" V% ^7 I A summer dress
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7 i. j3 K# m8 }Outerwear:
$ w+ z1 t+ Q# R/ @& h# o Long coat ( black if it’s also your evening coat)7 Y9 H# m6 R# F" _: I
 Evening coat6 r7 }8 `; d6 d8 s$ J% P) Z
 Cashmere or wool wrap
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5 k: b& Z7 `) Q9 H6 _$ J0 R/ R! XJewelry:# h: {! x/ Z0 E
 Earrings: pearl, gold, silver, diamond/ c; @/ q5 r; A% x
 Necklace: pearls, gold, silver
+ j2 m+ ^8 E* n+ [ Bracelet: gold, silver (look for good fakes)1 m# G! g- R# _3 k$ w9 Z/ [" V
? E+ _/ T) k1 o/ _Belt: black or brown3 P. k7 I: v1 `" ^4 a2 |0 e
/ G3 f8 U' p; O4 J. n3 P. ~1 fScarf:8 g# L4 E6 c0 S1 S' x* Y( [; N X
 Square: silk; oblong: silk or wool; cotton pareo
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Vest:
& S) `- O) J$ d V+ h q1 O Functional (synchilla or down)1 c6 |% m# |% W! q
 Decorative, g4 ~; F/ Z; o6 }
Bag:
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 Leather or canvas tote for everything
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Sunglasses; bathrobe perfume; makeup; * d8 \- {. g1 v! i! X, w) P3 v
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Hats: summer; winter: ^+ a* P" P7 i- Z: t& v7 s
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Gloves: black leather1 x5 A& n7 I" u% c3 G
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Watch: work; sport* C, K+ y1 [1 ~; x2 t. b
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: e4 n4 p% A7 p; ^Social Rituals:
7 U! Q1 K0 g% F1. Wedding and Bar Mitzvahs:* J! Z; t+ J% Z1 M, g. w- E# n
 As a guest, you can wear white to a wedding, although you should probably avoid anything that looks remotely like a bridal gown.
% Q" p8 H; E+ V: Z It was considered bad luck to wear black at a wedding; now, it’s not. Remember that weddings are supposed to be festive events.7 L4 j9 g0 V ]& ~3 I! h3 c
 Dress suits are acceptable at both day and evening weddings; usually pants are not.6 F, ~! |" u1 K5 S7 h ~
 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., @& u* _, _9 Q' ~1 ^
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2. Graduations and Christenings:
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3. Funerals and Memorial ceremonies:, A+ I% X( r* o1 l3 j1 ^, l
 Wear black or dark clothing.
: _/ W$ T: o' j1 V Many women wear dark hats and sunglasses.
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) U% e, T- B* b# s) CEvening Attire:
5 V5 u/ \) Q3 }1. Instant evening' H/ b9 s, w5 {2 Q4 D" e
 Hot colors and rich jewel tones can look instantly glamorous.. y' q% L. O3 v
 Black always works.0 {; y: V+ w! C1 W1 t
 Glitter and sheen: gold, silver, velvet, lame, and iridescent fabrics.6 h$ L) @! F0 w5 V; d: K; F8 v) |
 Evening attire denotes drama: try fun costume jewelry, palazzo pants, an off-the-shoulder top, mules or high heels.
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# }) W, |( C% I( d' i, F Feel free to outdress the men at your gathering.
# j1 K W" B$ f8 F' V1 ] If you are the host, you can wear anything you want, no matter how extravagant.$ g% r' g* b i! h
8 I; b9 ]/ r7 Y2 L4 B3. Instant cocktail party7 N( B& J( Q" g+ c+ W
 Black is the traditional cocktail-party color.
- D& @% K* O' y( Q2 i" D' m Dress up a work suit with a lacy camisole, an evening sweater, or even bare skin in place of your usual office blouse
' g; m* n% c1 v. h) p( m4 L Strappy shoes or higher-heels can dress up work clothes. Change your jewelry; put on sheerer stockings.1 w! I0 E9 T7 E$ l: ?
% u4 Q9 y' W" }+ PExtras: an evening wrap; gloves, your best jewelry.
6 R. j2 Q. y6 u& [$ vThe basic rule: look great.
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4. Private clubs
) ~; B; O, S# I Some clubs will not allow a woman to wear pants in the dining room." I8 f& i: [9 @3 D+ t; A& s
 Dinner is often quite formal, with dresses or skirts required for women9 `' \8 ]5 t* O7 j9 H" V6 Y
 Sports clubs often ask that you change out of your sports clothes before entering the dining room.9 V; [2 X# q! ]8 U. }' v# b$ Y; G
 Sports clubs often have rules that govern how you should look white you are in action.
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5. Dinner and theater
( ~, f3 f4 n" D( j5 L0 H- f- Z Instead of a blouse, wear a camisole or bare skin under your suit.8 p1 ]% C& K! k! Q9 ?# g
 Shoes: sheerer and higher6 N- s+ @+ r$ j3 B" N! s, P
 Throw on a decorative scarf: to dress up and to keep you warm in excessively air-conditioned theaters and restaurants.* k H. ~# u# ~" i! q5 L0 l6 l
 Pants are acceptable: pants suits, black pants, and evening pants all work well |
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