what's the difference between sportswear attire & after 5 attire?
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Sportwear is casual and for sports...after 5 attire is something that can be dressy or casual but it's usually something you could wear to dinner.
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A nice pant suit. with heels and a conservative blouse. It's a good way to dress conservatively but professional and gauge what everyone else is wearing. Plus, no worries about stocking/hosery getting snagged.
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It depends on the location and time of day. I've been to bar mitvah receptions in the afternoon on a dude ranch and in the evening in a swank hotel. In general, I wear what I would wear to a wedding (except for the one at the dude ranch). If it's an evening event, you could wear a cocktail dress or tea length after-5 dress. They would be perfect.
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As a professional woman and a Londoner I like to think this is a subject I can help you on.For men, wear a smart suit with matching jacket and trousers of either a charcoal gray or navy colour-black has become more fashionable of late.Open collars are not really acceptable and shirts should be relatively conservative, blue, light blue or white while ties should not be garishly patterned or over the top.Trainers are NOT to be worn-smart black shoes.You'll find this applies to most smart restaurants.To appear like a true Londoner make sure you are seen clutching the Evening Standard, which is sold across the city and is THE paper to read in LDN.
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I think there are more than three.\n\nNylon, Polyester, Spandex. Those three are the first to come to my head.
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fashion is also the one thing in sports, bcuz without fashion people will say "hey, that group ain't good, look at them, their uniforms is not even for games, they look like they are not playing.." Plus fashion will make your audience cheer you up cuz you're so colorful.
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Since its some kind of clothing, I suggest you re-post the question in some category about clothing or fashion instead of in the sports section.
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It is good that you are asking.  If you are old enough to ask about different styles of dress then you are smart enough to learn what is appropriate to wear to any occasion.  First, the edges on what "category" of clothing to wear to different occasions are somewhat more blurred than when I was young enough to go to father/daughter banquets, but everyone wants to look nice and not look lilke they are wearing the wrong thing.\n\nSemi-formal usually refers to men wearing a nice suit or possibly even a tuxedo (which, after all is just a nice suit too!)  The tuxedo is also referred to as "black-tie".  So, when you are older and see an invitation that refers to "black-tie" attire you will know that the men there will be dressed in nice suits or tuxes (usually with a black-tie".  When it says "white tie" it is a more formal affair and the men will be dressed in more dressy tuxes and these usually come with "white, satiny ties and tail coats"  Now, that takes care of the men?  You, being on the woman's side of things already have realized that there are not clear cut rules for us.  Semi-formal can range from a simple dress to a cocktail dress (which you are probably too young to wear).  I would say what would be appropriate would be something like a dressy church dress, or a nice party dress - although most of the young people I know don't wear dresses to parties anymore, but you probably know what I mean.  Something that you would wear to a holiday party or that is a more formal material (not something you would wear to a ball game for instance).  You might want to ask your friend what she is wearing or maybe she would come over and help you pick out something from your closet.  I started to suggest that you ask your mom or another adult female but maybe there is no one available for you to ask right now so that is why you are asking all of us.  Check with your friend.  She would not steer you wrong since she obviously wants you to come along or she would not have invited you.  Just wear something pretty and remember to use nice manners, be friendly with new people you meet, and most of all - HAVE A GOOD TIME, Cinderella!
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It really depends on what type of wedding it is. Judging by your screen name I'll assume you're a male. Here are the generally accepted guidelines for the different wedding types:\n\nInformal Daytime: Dress shirt and pants, preferably a sports jacket.\nInformal Evening: Suit\nSemi-Formal Daytime: Suit\nSemi-Formal Evening: Dark suit \nFormal Daytime: Dark suit and tie\nFormal Evening: Tuxedo (if invitation states "black tie") or dark suits if women wear short dresses.\nUltra-formal Evening or White Tie: White tie, cummerbund, vest and shirt.\n\nIf it's a formal, and you're wearing a tuxedo, a black tux with white shirt and black bow tie is the best way to go. But keep in mind that trendier cities like Los Angeles and New York might be more accepting of breaking with tradition. You'll want to wear a dark suit, with a tie if the wedding is after 6 PM, and doesn't say "Black Tie." \n\nAs is the case with any event, use good judgment if the invitation doesn't specify the formality. A dark suit and conservative tie will take you just about anywhere.\n\nIf you're looking for what a female should wear, here are the generally accepted rules for the ladies:\n\nInformal Daytime: Short dress or suit (business attire OK for morning weddings)\nInformal Evening: Cocktail dress\nSemi-Formal Daytime: Short dress or suit\nSemi-formal Evening: Cocktail dress\nFormal Daytime: Short dress or suit. Hats and gloves optional.\nFormal Evening or Black-Tie: Long or dressy short cocktail (beading, glam accessories,  wrap)\nUltra-formal or White Tie: Long gown, extra glitz (furs, diamonds, etc.)\n\nI hope this helps.
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black tie= cocktail attire\nbusiness suit= business attire
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"Upscale" is an adjective which usually means "more expensive"  or "yuppiefied."  And "club wear" is ... well... the kind of clothes you'd wear to a club.  Sleek, sexxxy, hot, now, and very hip.\n\n*However* I've been to Mandalay Bay and can offer you something a little more practical:  Wear a nice dress, preferably something slinky that's been purchased fairly recently, probably not more than a year or two old.
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PNB nation.     alot of guys i know wear that brand.  they buy it from Athletes world.   They also have a website.  it's nice stuff  and not too expensive.
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Does he really need to wear a suit every day of the week?  If not, two suits should be just fine.  If he can only afford one, navy is the most versatile.  Other good choices are gray or black.  Supposedly, gray is in style this year.\n\nFor the days he doesn't wear a suit, nice slacks with a dress shirt and tie should be fine.  Depending on the job, it's sometimes good to keep a sports jacket in his office or cubicle just in case he needs it unexpectedly.\n\nAlso, you need to know the dress code where he's working.  Some places are more casual, which can mean casual Friday or, it could mean it's ok to wear casual clothes most of the time.\n\nJust keep in mind business casual is not the same as the casual clothes you'd wear to a rock concert or to the beach.  And what constitutes business casual varies from workplace to workplace.  Sometimes, it means dress slacks and a shirt, but no tie.  Other times it means you can wear a golf type shirt...is that the right word?  If it's a business environment, a shirt with a collar is almost always required, though.
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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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I haven't seen a New Era NBA hat for a while, just MLB. So, Reebok might have taken over the contract for the hats.  Just like college hats, I can't find any that are made by New Era anymore, only Zephyr.  So maybe New Era's only doing Professional Baseball and Reebok's only doing Pro Basketball.
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I like Easton's Mesh shorts with the deep pockets.  Try, if you have a good enough budget, one of Nike's breathable shirts the are pretty cool too.  Hats sre good if you sweat alot.  The same with headbandes.  Also make sure you have some shoes that are cross training or tennis shoes that don't mark the court.  If you want some nice cheap ones (say if your still growing) go to Big 5.
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According to your Avatar, you are a young person.\nThe word Business is related to Suit with Tie and Shirt.\nSuit: Blue, Black with fine white lines.\nShirt: White or Pastel Colour.\nTie: Ask the salesman for the best combination related with your prior selections.\n\nThe previous advice is related to a Business Meeting with your Customers or Prospects.\nBut if you refer to casual look remember that always an sport combination is accepted.\nJust visit a Shopping, select your prefered Brand Shop and you are done.