What does "Texas Casual" mean.   That is the stated dress code for our convention.?
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Cowboy boots and cowboy hat?
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Because it makes the occassion formal.  It's cool to have everyone dressing in the same color (monochromatic).\n\nWhat would I wear?  A lacy tank with a skirt and heels.
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Well, it's your wedding so I think you should be able to wear whatever you feel comfortable with regardless of what everyone thinks. It's your day so enjoy it! My best wishes out to you and your family! Congratulations!
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Power dressing is when you look the part, or like you know what you are doing and you are meant to be there.  Most of the time when I think of people power dressing is in the business field.  When you power dress you look put together. Have  you ever watched Donald Trump on his apprentice show, when they are in the board room with Donald Trump most of those people are in their power dressed up suits and they look sharp.  Try his website or watch the show.  And good luck and hope you get the perfect power outfit.:)
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Their website has many different items to chose from. And they practice good business etiquette.\n\nLink (just copy & paste): http://www.anytimecostumes.com/costumes/edt.html
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black tie refers to mens formal wear. It means formal. Women are allowed to wear any colour that suits them as long as the style is suitably elegant. If you like pink and the style is appropriate go for it.
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Its spanish for a girl's 15th birthday... a pretty big deal for girls of that culture, they usually have a choice of getting a car, a trip, or this party.  It is almost always a formal event, so i would say dress slacks and a jacket would not make you overdressed.  \n\nAs for a gift, I would say that money is the most generally accepted gift for this type of party.  This party is the equivilant in america to a girl's Sweet Sixteen or a Debutante Ball... its a pretty big deal so your gift should reflect that.
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it was instituted on october 17 2005 here is some info on it.\n\nNEW YORK -- NBA commissioner David Stern spoke out for the first time on the specifics of the league's new off-the-court dress code on Tuesday.\n\n\n\nOTL: DRESS BLUES \nThe NBA has instituted a new dress code for all its players. What is Commissioner David Stern trying to accomplish? Is he stepping on players rights to choose how they want to dress? Is Stern sending a message about the image of the league and its players? Bob Ley explores the issues on Outside the Lines (tonight, ESPN, 12:40 a.m. ET/9:40 p.m. PT).\n \n\nDespite objections from players like Allen Iverson, who said he will fight to wear clothes in which he is most comfortable, Stern said he was "certain that it will be complied with." \n\n\n\nAlthough Stern wouldn't say exactly how he would enforce the new regulations -- which, among other things, require injured players seated on the bench to wear a sports jacket and outlaw chains, pendants or medallions over the player's clothes while on team or league business -- he did say that the league "will use a broad range of authority" to enforce compliance.\n\n\n\nNBA Dress Code \nIn a memo issued Monday, the NBA set forth a "minimum" dress code starting with the 2005-2006 season. The following highlights are excerpted from the memo: \n1. General Policy: Business Casual \nPlayers are required to wear Business Casual attire whenever they are engaged in team or league business. "Business Casual" attire means:\n•  A long or short-sleeved dress shirt (collared or turtleneck), and/or a sweater.\n•  Dress slacks, khaki pants, or dress jeans. \n•  Appropriate shoes and socks, including dress shoes, dress boots, or other presentable shoes, but not including sneakers, sandals, flip-flops, or work boots.\n\n\n2. Exceptions to Business Casual\nThere are the following exceptions to the general policy of Business Casual attire:\na. Players In Attendance At Games But Not In Uniform\nPlayers who are in attendance at games but not in uniform are required to wear the following additional items when seated on the bench or in the stands during the game:\n•  Sport Coat.\n•  Dress shoes or boots, and socks.\n\n\n3. Excluded Items \nThe following is a list of items that players are not allowed to wear while on team or league business:\n•  Sleeveless shirts.\n•  Shorts.\n•  T-shirts, jerseys, or sports apparel (unless appropriate for the event (e.g., a basketball clinic), team-identified, and approved by the team).\n• Headgear of any kind while a player is sitting on the bench or in the stands at a game, during media interviews, or during a team or league event or appearance (unless appropriate for the event or appearance, team-identified, and approved by the team).\n• Chains, pendants, or medallions worn over the player's clothes.\n• Sunglasses while indoors.\n• Headphones (other than on the team bus or plane, or in the team locker room).\n\n \n\n"If they are really going to have a problem, they will have to make a decision about how they want to spend their adult life in terms of playing in the NBA or not," Stern said.\n\n\n\nStern said he believed that much of the recent criticism over the league-imposed rules had to do with the fact that the players didn't know the specifics, which were released in a memo to the teams on Monday.\n\n\n\nCalling the rules "quite liberal and easygoing," Stern even joked that the dress code is something that "even [Dallas Mavericks owner] Mark Cuban can comply with." But Cuban, who often wears T-shirts and jeans to games, told ESPN.com that there was "no chance, no way" that he would comply with the league's off-the-court dress code for its players. Sleeveless shirts are not allowed under the policy.\n\n\n\nIverson, whose 'do rag will now be banned, recently told the Philadelphia Daily News that "just becau
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I think it honestly depends on the retail store  you are interviewing at.  I worked for a corporate chain, and they did not allow "head dress" at all.  My basic rule that I say for an interview is: "Wear what you would wear to Church"
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It is a twist on scripture. My wife grew up in the same kind of church, a preachers daughter. If these bunch of legalisms would read the bible they would find out that that scripture ends with, "But we have no such customs in our churches." The original intent of this was concerning the Jewish law where women were supposed to cover their heads as a sign of subservience to God and their husbands. It's pure legalism. I have argued on the hair being a coverings also and how ridiculous this is. If hair is considered a covering, then men can go to church without pants on since we have hair covering our legs. It is legalism plain and simple.
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usually means quite dressed up. It's different than what you wear everyday or for business.  for ladies, usually dress with color, with nice cut showing a little of skin. for men, usually a pair of nice pants (not jeans) with long sleeve shirt with nice material. Adding a jacket / blazer is also nice
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My parents always dress conservatively.. my mom wears a skirt or slacks and my dad wears slacks.. my husband and I dress casual. I wear jeans or slacks.
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Probably the same reason that I get a little better treatment from a server at a restaurant if I have on a suit and tie, instead of a shorts and a T shirt.  Appearance does matter.  Not saying it changes the person, but the way one is perceived.
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Here are some websites that might steer you in the right direction.  I read through the entire Code of Conduct and found nothing about dress codes.\n\nhttp://www.dallasisd.org/parents/handbooks/code_of_conduct.pdf\nhttp://www.dallasisd.org/schools/realtor_new.cfm?id_con=126
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It depends kiddo. You need to act appropriately.  If it's a matter of not wearing a baseball cap and tennis shoes to a formal dinner ...you need to conform.  But for everyday stuff you be yourself.
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The dress code encompasses the wearing of a similar uniform.It says nothing about the cleanliness of its components, not the fit of the said uniform.
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Most likely something corny having to do with Texas.\n\nCheck out the link below