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Underpants:
% O5 L4 n9 j* r. l3 @1 ^ Nude, black, and white (three in each color): `6 i8 U; A4 S# x8 g6 `
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 Strapless and with straps: nude, black, and white (three in each color)% A! v" {8 y) {$ k
 Athletic bra
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4 o/ d6 \# ^- W H7 X1 r, mPantyhose or Stockings:* G1 `0 O8 ^7 h+ w+ n
 Sheer nude and black; opaque black and navy6 D3 |, _2 _: f0 ^
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 White athletic socks
; O) `1 `1 `7 t9 `" R9 q Neutral knee-highs to wear under pants
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: K" F& f4 u5 H8 BShoes:
5 D: x' ]7 l2 n. v4 Y Walking shoes or athletic shoes
/ J" J! _7 E2 v& x3 I Black pumps: leather for day, silk or satin for evening
& X! g3 v' }% w Flats7 ^0 P' m# C2 ^. n, C# ?& J3 G
 Sandals
0 C' \6 U6 A1 T _4 f Boots: leather and waterproof2 P6 C& [$ `5 I; t9 q' X
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 White (big for sleeping in, small to wear with a suit)
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Shirts:
- Z. V4 J1 v2 Z3 L, M1 Q White cotton for day; silk for evening.3 e$ M# e5 ?3 r! K8 r8 P
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Turtlenecks:0 ?8 h$ G A) O4 P0 N+ K9 R. @; F
 Light cotton% {: ?4 T4 e' \! ?/ h. b
 Woolen or cashmere
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Sweaters:. b$ z% h7 m) E1 T0 x+ l5 p
 Lightweight to wear under suit jackets or over summer dresses
( k4 `9 }6 r9 u# ? Heavy for cold weather, exercising, and lounging (black works best for matching with tops by day and for exercising)
; D$ p" j! H2 _' P Sweatshirt
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Pants:! T+ N- G# L: F) Q: K( X+ U
 Leggings/ D: S1 q3 B/ X9 o& b, e( g
 Jeans: white, blue, and black.
0 y9 q/ j& v5 I* G Khakis; Black slacks; evening pants
) d4 [/ g3 _5 s; H0 B Shorts or skirt for summer1 i: d3 [# T6 d
9 |. m) _+ l R% RBlazer suit:; g0 L R$ d1 H) ?4 Z) R3 `& u7 F5 _
 Pantsuit; skirt suit (black or beige)
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Skirts: black8 G* J; M* k5 x" I5 c/ n! n
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Dresses:
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: O j, p9 q$ S' i! ?" o A summer dress) u$ ]! K( w% G+ q
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Outerwear:
9 i- @. |* ^- s/ _ Long coat ( black if it’s also your evening coat)
1 ^; {* G( S. ~/ W Evening coat: \+ ~! h. A- ^8 t4 C0 s. K
 Cashmere or wool wrap
4 d. S5 ]% o4 x* | Raincoat; jacket4 ~' e& p" m; Z( w7 |
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Jewelry:
2 k* @7 c( Z0 W% Q C Earrings: pearl, gold, silver, diamond4 V+ ~6 f3 z4 Q5 M& q5 u
 Necklace: pearls, gold, silver
; C' L$ r7 |6 d Bracelet: gold, silver (look for good fakes)' ]% L4 o( K0 b8 x* ?2 F+ J+ F; }
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Belt: black or brown
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Scarf:
5 X. T1 r1 E/ e1 M, J Square: silk; oblong: silk or wool; cotton pareo
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) U2 `$ r7 A3 k, k) SVest:
V2 s+ z# v* E" N4 b' Q( {8 ` Functional (synchilla or down)( U8 H- \7 ~, T5 |& f% _
 Decorative6 U0 }. t6 e$ u# ^( o i! b
Bag:
" i7 Y" E0 q( o2 V/ U4 W Medium shoulder bag for day; small black beaded or fabric bag for evening
$ G$ \" s. r5 ^ Leather or canvas tote for everything
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1 d& v8 N4 g" s$ V$ PSunglasses; bathrobe perfume; makeup; - v/ g2 v; Q0 _
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Hats: summer; winter( i. }# J/ b" r) K2 [+ J6 W$ \
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Gloves: black leather
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Watch: work; sport
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DRESS CODES
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2 @# S8 {1 S2 _2 f1. Wedding and Bar Mitzvahs:% b }6 H5 z6 m* G9 f& o1 f
 As a guest, you can wear white to a wedding, although you should probably avoid anything that looks remotely like a bridal gown.. ]% }! P- [' z1 I. f
 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/ L' L% }) \! _: q5 j: j$ H6 N Dress suits are acceptable at both day and evening weddings; usually pants are not.
, c3 o' @0 C5 F* I8 l$ B 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.* w8 n* X# ?: R9 ~7 }8 @
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 Suits or dresses; no excessive ornamentation. In other words, look smart.# i s% u( o4 m" O \
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3. Funerals and Memorial ceremonies:
6 A& {8 q5 \3 t# e1 [ Wear black or dark clothing.9 E4 U- z' m- t9 a
 Many women wear dark hats and sunglasses.8 `& l% l4 @- W7 w$ e, S2 W5 P
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3 x! ]% G' s; U0 @5 D- xEvening Attire:3 z6 i6 {1 f( h' D; A# T
1. Instant evening
8 e' o# ?- ^8 W4 S) a Hot colors and rich jewel tones can look instantly glamorous.
( @+ Q, g0 p, A( B; K) [) V! R Black always works.! Y k3 M. i1 n4 M2 b _2 ^
 Glitter and sheen: gold, silver, velvet, lame, and iridescent fabrics.
4 p J2 G- u& f- P$ j2 j Evening attire denotes drama: try fun costume jewelry, palazzo pants, an off-the-shoulder top, mules or high heels.
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: O ?7 @' ~& B; N2. Home Entertaining
/ w9 g( F. B7 U& k Feel free to outdress the men at your gathering.0 L& }1 K$ x) D( t
 If you are the host, you can wear anything you want, no matter how extravagant.3 F# m. h6 A0 D" v, P1 G) A# J
6 X# _" v2 t" Z: a3. Instant cocktail party2 p- x9 _ T M7 X) Q. K O
 Black is the traditional cocktail-party color.4 T. o- N/ e# `0 V& d8 l
 Dress up a work suit with a lacy camisole, an evening sweater, or even bare skin in place of your usual office blouse7 i) F1 b: x7 f& Z
 Strappy shoes or higher-heels can dress up work clothes. Change your jewelry; put on sheerer stockings.
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Extras: an evening wrap; gloves, your best jewelry. # K6 L0 \% I) f. z- c0 L
The basic rule: look great.* O3 z) O" B7 N7 |' l
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4. Private clubs
: g4 s0 S6 ]& z% I( P$ |2 p Some clubs will not allow a woman to wear pants in the dining room.0 x S2 e$ V4 X0 z2 P0 T
 Dinner is often quite formal, with dresses or skirts required for women
6 P' T5 a% z% V( F3 ^5 A+ L Sports clubs often ask that you change out of your sports clothes before entering the dining room.
8 N3 A8 D8 M* }: K: B Sports clubs often have rules that govern how you should look white you are in action.+ V9 A5 Y0 l, c/ a9 s
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5. Dinner and theater
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( Y5 w( C B' q Shoes: sheerer and higher1 W1 f6 |$ w* r% v& i
 Throw on a decorative scarf: to dress up and to keep you warm in excessively air-conditioned theaters and restaurants.
! R, E& G9 I% ^ Pants are acceptable: pants suits, black pants, and evening pants all work well |
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