Know-How Exchange : Career/Training

Party wear for men - dress slacks, button shirt (preferably long sleeves), dress shoes, sports coat.

Classy wear for men - suit, tie or depending on the occasion, a tuxedo.

I hope this helps.

Wayde

I've never heard those terms used to describe dress. I'm assuming they are somewhat similar to "semi-formal" and "formal" the former denoting suits/sportcoats but not necessarily a tie and the latter a tux.

"party" feels like it allows a bit more personality than a straight business setting.

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Classy involves her ladyship (That’s my ladyship!) wearing her tiara.

Classy also denotes a lack of class – footballers girlfriends come to mind.

But then again I’m English were semi-formal involves wearing a 30 year old tweed jacket, Semi-Formal also means lounge suit but is so naff that it means “Don’t Go”

Formal denotes black tie your grandfather’s tails and Churches brogues.

Women find it so much easier and they have huge choice and the intelligence to both choose something appropriate and gat away with wearing if they are off message.

Best wishes from the turret of the family seat!

Steve Alker
Xspirt