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Check out this link for our full-fledged dress code guide for men and women: https://gentl.mn/dress-code-primer Get the accessories I'm wearing: Pocket Square in White Irish Linen https://gentl.mn/2kvE7aU Madder Print Silk Tie in Yellow with Red, Blue and Orange Diamond Pattern https://gentl.mn/2lAAPUU 02:15 White Tie 03:14 Black Tie 4:21 Evening Wear / Formal Evening Wear 5:18 Warm Weather Black Tie 5:35 Black Tie Optional - Black Tie Invited 6:04 Creative Black Tie 6:40 Daywear -Morning Coat - Morning Dress - Morning Suit 7:15 Stroller Suit - Stresemann 7:42 Semi-Formal - Half Dress 7:53 Festive Attire - Holiday Attire 8:23 Business Attire - Business Formal 8:52 Tenue de Ville 9:00 Business Casual 10:05 Dressy Casual 10:26 Smart Casual - Smart Chic 11:04 Cocktail Attire 11:56 Casual - Mainstream Casual 12:34 Casual Chic 12:53 Golf Attire 13:03 Resort Attire 13:42 Beach Formal 14:11 Lounge Suit 14:48 Preppy Chic 15:01 Preppy Style Guide 15:06 Executive Casual If there's no dress code specified, the best thing you can do is to simply ask the host. Let's decipher some common dress codes: 1. White tie White tie means a white bow tie. It's usually made of Marcella cotton and the coat you wear with it is a tail coat, meaning it goes all the way down to the back of your knees. It makes you look supremely elegant and stylish. 2. Black tie Traditionally, gentlemen in England would always wear white tie for dinner but they had very stiff shirt fronts and some found that to be uncomfortable. Eventually, a younger generation wanted something that was softer and that's how the tuxedo or black tie evolved. 3. Evening wear or formal evening wear Either white tie or black tie. In all fairness, most people today will only expect black tie from you because especially in the US, white tie is hardly ever worn. 4. Black tie optional or black tie invited. Instead, you can just wear a dark suit in either gray, charcoal, or navy. You can wear it with a tie or a bow tie and ideally, a white dress shirt. 5. Creative black tie. It's supposed to be a little more whimsical and relaxed. You could either do that by changing up your bow tie. You can get a jacket that's velvet or has that certain distinct pattern. 6. Day wear or formal day wear, that means a traditional morning coat which is usually worn with cashmere striped trousers, a dove grey vest or waistcoat,. 7. Semi-formal. Simply means dark suit, white shirt, tie, black shoes and dark socks. 8. Festive attire or holiday attire. Can mean anything from an ugly Christmas sweater to a dressed up velvet jacket with a tartan waistcoat. 9. Dress code business attire or business formal. Can either be a dark suit either single breasted or double breasted, sometimes even with a vest which makes it more formal, dark or black shoes, a conservative tie, either a small print, nothing loud, nothing too colorful, and a white or light blue shirt. 10. Business casual. On a very basic level, it means, no suit but also no jeans. 11. Dressy casual. It's very similar to business casual. 12. Smart casual or smart chic usually implies a nice pair of jeans or chinos or khakis paired with a dress shirt. 13. Cocktail attire. More vibrant and more unusual so rather than having navy blazer, you can maybe go with herringbone jacket, could be a combination, could be a more funky suit, could be a louder tie, a pocket square, some bolder accessories. 14. Casual and mainstream casual. That means you can wear jeans, any kinds of slacks, maybe even shorts paired with sneakers, boat shoes, or loafers. 15. Casual chic is basically in-between business casual and casual. 16. Golf attire. 17. Resort attire. 18. Beach formal is often very popular for beach weddings. 19. Lounge suit. Simply wear a regular two piece or three piece suit. 20. Preppy chic. Usually, it's naval-inspired with bold colors and patterns. 21. Executive casual dress code. #dresscode #dresscodeprimer #notsponsored ================================================ Most Popular videos: How to accept a compliment -    • How to Accept a Compliment, Give One ...   101 things that change when you dress up -    • 101 Things That Change When You Dress Up   How to tie a Bow Tie -    • HOW TO TIE A BOW TIE Step-By-Step The...   ================================================ Want to stay updated? Sign up here for free: https://gentl.mn/2bMPFTO Want to see more videos? Subscribe to our channel!    / thegentlemansgazette   ================================================ Gentleman's Gazette https://gentl.mn/2bh6sw1 https://www.gentlemansgazette.com/ Facebook:   / gentlemansgazette   Instagram:   / gentlemansgazette   FREE EBOOK: https://gentl.mn/2bMPFTO