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Underpants:$ M9 E7 D @: D( A
 Nude, black, and white (three in each color)
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 Strapless and with straps: nude, black, and white (three in each color)8 ^4 R# F( I( I" X% Q
 Athletic bra2 ~: n! d: J7 Z8 E9 s3 Q
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Pantyhose or Stockings:
; w( w) D1 e& B( B, e5 Q Sheer nude and black; opaque black and navy& W% n! n3 j/ D* P" m
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Socks:
2 D2 I( c; f7 n! R$ r White athletic socks
+ W% A; O8 A2 l4 Y0 W, c' t Neutral knee-highs to wear under pants( e) R" x5 y6 s! y: e: r
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Shoes:/ K' c7 Q* v$ q w/ O, U( C
 Walking shoes or athletic shoes2 r# {" B( {- v9 ]
 Black pumps: leather for day, silk or satin for evening
/ N, l" r( p: Y8 y* ? Flats4 `2 N9 _' G: c6 g
 Sandals
1 N2 |$ W5 ?/ M Boots: leather and waterproof
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 White (big for sleeping in, small to wear with a suit)
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|+ i }' D% d3 @Shirts:
/ E# y- a$ A7 [5 K, E2 Z White cotton for day; silk for evening.2 J$ P5 p* c% z3 M/ m
! {/ q/ q& `3 w n# g1 aTurtlenecks:4 K7 _$ s/ u i2 F! V. W
 Light cotton2 }/ Q$ u; J" Z9 r0 F
 Woolen or cashmere" X1 B9 b. g. {, E' f$ E
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Sweaters:. s; C- v, h( p% _/ W# S; c
 Lightweight to wear under suit jackets or over summer dresses# h# t( ?3 b$ I: h$ }& r
 Heavy for cold weather, exercising, and lounging (black works best for matching with tops by day and for exercising)
5 R5 w O Z+ W( Q Sweatshirt
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Pants:
+ t" `+ `0 F& Z" m3 L/ Q" T Leggings
+ j5 J A$ E- n/ r' I- |- M5 M Jeans: white, blue, and black.' F: o7 G8 j, s) A
 Khakis; Black slacks; evening pants
; ]6 F3 e! \, [) ^# [, `) X Shorts or skirt for summer, r' b& P1 m, F
0 w3 F U, Q6 s- s1 s# o8 X& wBlazer suit:1 I# V4 G& T2 k0 e5 c! G
 Pantsuit; skirt suit (black or beige)/ [+ H9 l6 X3 s. S0 R0 o
2 J6 f5 `' z- `Skirts: black" Y0 n( @5 m8 Y+ B3 v+ y' p
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Dresses:
2 X" S7 _* a- j& P6 | Something simple (black if it’s the only one) that can be dressed up or look respectful at a funeral
* m: `9 W" t6 T, X A summer dress
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' y& P1 g' X J8 ]4 dOuterwear:
, O0 Q [0 |8 j; D Long coat ( black if it’s also your evening coat)
, w; x( l. b- L; w# k/ D, s2 ? Evening coat& Z+ A# O+ N6 v" k2 V4 C( v
 Cashmere or wool wrap% m: Q9 o. S' `2 g( _, o
 Raincoat; jacket
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Jewelry:) ]: \( U; O( k
 Earrings: pearl, gold, silver, diamond0 I# v- a" H* q4 s: g" G0 U; R# B
 Necklace: pearls, gold, silver/ `2 `6 } V$ U7 j
 Bracelet: gold, silver (look for good fakes), v9 ~: x" |1 }' K$ O$ ~
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Belt: black or brown7 F0 B9 z7 Q) P
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Scarf:3 Q3 J7 n2 t! ^/ d/ X
 Square: silk; oblong: silk or wool; cotton pareo4 T) ^8 m' G/ n. u
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 Functional (synchilla or down)
( W& r+ i5 ?, x3 b: a3 F( x7 a' T) i6 O Decorative
$ X7 `- B* v8 u P5 dBag:
- R/ a5 c* j7 s Medium shoulder bag for day; small black beaded or fabric bag for evening
2 ]* Q* a' N' C Leather or canvas tote for everything
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Sunglasses; bathrobe perfume; makeup;
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. E/ R# k9 {8 ?% @; lHats: summer; winter$ d, n& A& T. b8 R7 [/ w$ ^% j' T
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Gloves: black leather2 `# }7 k7 B; f l* ?5 K& C
3 p+ \& x5 ?7 S5 d& U$ bWatch: work; sport
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Social Rituals:
6 X# N- `2 u9 r* P1. Wedding and Bar Mitzvahs:
1 Y' }8 E3 X/ g, }7 B$ E0 Q As a guest, you can wear white to a wedding, although you should probably avoid anything that looks remotely like a bridal gown.
+ k8 E7 s" d* f2 g It was considered bad luck to wear black at a wedding; now, it’s not. Remember that weddings are supposed to be festive events. L; k3 M5 H4 e
 Dress suits are acceptable at both day and evening weddings; usually pants are not.0 z+ R5 [: X2 E
 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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8 T+ u" `, m0 h/ Y( I% i0 Q I2. Graduations and Christenings:
8 N! V) D" {# x5 q Suits or dresses; no excessive ornamentation. In other words, look smart.
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; s6 a9 A/ S$ u3. Funerals and Memorial ceremonies:9 y5 R' H7 O) D* X
 Wear black or dark clothing.4 C7 H% d8 C: g* z6 Z8 O- J8 t7 X5 f
 Many women wear dark hats and sunglasses.
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Evening Attire:! R: ?2 ?* z; g2 L
1. Instant evening" V$ g- Z* w' G( ^
 Hot colors and rich jewel tones can look instantly glamorous.
' i; P8 l! V' Z2 l" z+ x4 O- G! v Black always works." f! g' _1 b+ W, p4 Z4 L
 Glitter and sheen: gold, silver, velvet, lame, and iridescent fabrics.- s. U& f( | Z9 L
 Evening attire denotes drama: try fun costume jewelry, palazzo pants, an off-the-shoulder top, mules or high heels.; j& K* D) [& c% s% C! x0 ?
# l# g( R- D1 m5 Q2. Home Entertaining
% ^% I- s8 g/ b! D Feel free to outdress the men at your gathering.
8 V0 n( a: u0 a' E" ]) P If you are the host, you can wear anything you want, no matter how extravagant.
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6 Y" _% } K9 z$ \% C3. Instant cocktail party
; L# _2 Q3 O) f" ^1 j4 N- s Black is the traditional cocktail-party color.8 K- R9 z- G6 p& L8 D
 Dress up a work suit with a lacy camisole, an evening sweater, or even bare skin in place of your usual office blouse- N9 }6 G! `; a' ]5 k/ g8 `
 Strappy shoes or higher-heels can dress up work clothes. Change your jewelry; put on sheerer stockings.
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( {7 [* w/ Q7 x1 b* wExtras: an evening wrap; gloves, your best jewelry.
x9 S5 A, M& m& q; q9 LThe basic rule: look great.
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4. Private clubs: D% {1 E+ l* R% s7 Q
 Some clubs will not allow a woman to wear pants in the dining room.# ~5 T k8 R ], X
 Dinner is often quite formal, with dresses or skirts required for women
8 I3 u" @% a4 R7 Q/ b5 e z Sports clubs often ask that you change out of your sports clothes before entering the dining room.( O5 O3 p' u; U3 b& ?. ~
 Sports clubs often have rules that govern how you should look white you are in action.) N- t4 A- H- X" N( k
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5. Dinner and theater, O1 X3 Z# I" S% \
 Instead of a blouse, wear a camisole or bare skin under your suit.
( Z) V9 B0 o, `) M7 z" d Shoes: sheerer and higher: K: ?- h. m6 G
 Throw on a decorative scarf: to dress up and to keep you warm in excessively air-conditioned theaters and restaurants.
' c9 N! |* [9 I5 s2 U3 J Pants are acceptable: pants suits, black pants, and evening pants all work well |
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