How does a guest at a Pepperdine University graduation dress?
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Depends on the weather, although for the most part, Los Angeles is usually favorable at that time of year.\nA nice dress for the ladies, Perhaps a hat to set it off.\nMen, jacket and dress pants. open necked shirt. After all this is California. So casual, but a bit dressy.
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It depends on where you go. If you go to a nice fancy restaurant, then a sports jacket, dark jeans and a nice turtle neck sweater (cashmier if possible) will do. If it's a casual setting, then jeans and a button-down shirt will do.
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I'd wear something dress casual.\n\nIt's not a formal place... there's people wearing sweatshirts, but don't get too casual.\n\nIt's better to overdress an event than to dress it down.
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Something in in black /red. \nGo in for elegant or good short clothes \n\nNo jeans, If u have that option...\n\nWear something for ear
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Wear anything that looks nice and you feel good in.  There is no set dress code.  It is your wedding so you need to feel good about it.
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For graduate studies, it is called a "hood."  The colors signify the course of study you followed (e.g., business), the level of degree (e.g., masters), and the college or university where you received your degree.  The site below (which rents/sells caps and gowns and hoods) can provide you with additional information.\n\nhttp://capsandgownsnow.com/
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A nice, DEMURE shirt and dress slacks.  Stay on the conservative side.  You want to portray respectability, confidence, and trustworthiness.\n\nYou should expect them to ask about any skills you may have, how you plan to get to work, what days you'd be available.  If I remember correctly (from friends, I never worked there), they may even give you a personality type quiz, like "what would you do if you saw a co-worker steal merchandise?"\n\nGL!!
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I would wear a nice dress, fitted at the top but sort of semi-pouffy (sry for a lack of a better word) at the bottom, knee-length. then wear some nice heels and maybe curl your hair. Like the person who commented first said, try a light color since it's nice and springy and fits the seasom well. if it's going to be cooler you might want to get a wrap the same color as the dress.
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Wear it for the actual wedding ceremony. \n\nBring along a change of clothes for the reception. \n\nThat way you both get your way!
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You have been invited because you are who you are, so just be yourself. Wear what you would wear to any other function but out of respect, don't wear anything revealing. I'd go for some posh trousers & a nice top.
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Comfortable clothes\nAlcohol/good food\nDancing music\nGood people
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It's an interview, dress nice. Since they said informal, slacks and a nice blouse would be good.
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After the gown !\nYou have to make sure they match ! \n(And the gown's more important - so get it first !).
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Dress for the occasion, with taste. Wear something you are comfortable in, not something you have to fuss with or worry about.\nBrush up on your manners and etiquette before you go.\nBe relaxed and friendly, be yourself
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I agree with Aria,Respect for the Bride&Groom is paramount.\nIf it's a formal wedding formal dressing is required if not \na formal wedding pantsuit,sundress whatever.
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If you go to any of the BYU's there are. Brigham Young University Provo, Idaho and Hawaii all have strict dress codes  (Idaho the most so with rules such as no sandals and no capris) and you can get kicked out of their schools for not following their dress codes. I know that guys can get kicked out of having too long of hair or facial hair unless they get special permission. These dress codes even carry over to their place of residence. To go to BYU you have to live in BYU approved housing which makes you follow the same set of rules. Even if you don't go to BYU but you live in BYU approved housing you have to follow all the rules including dress code.
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I am a bartender at a facility that has military balls pretty often, and all the civilians just dress formally...basically a ball gown. If finances are tight though, I have seen many wives jazz up a more plain black dress though with nice jewelry and hairstyle, without a formal gown...\nIf you do wanna go totally formal,any dress shop around could help you pick out something appropriate! Have fun, and I am sure you'll look great!