Dress codes are written and, more often, unwritten rules with regards to clothing. Clothing like other aspects of human physical appearance has a social significance, with different rules and expectations being valid depending on circumstance and occasion. The first dress code I would like to share is Smart Casual
Smart casual usually consists of a blazer or a sports jacket, a collared shirt, and dress trousers. A necktie is increasingly optional. Although suits technically fall into the formal category, some are casual enough to be considered smart casual instead. Smart casual footwear includes shoes and loafers, but not sneakers (trainers), or men’s sandals. Since the 1990s, this dress style has become increasingly acceptable in some business situations, though not all. Typical events where people put on Smart Casual are events with business purpose, “night on the town” and everyday wear.
This style features hair from Dura and outfit from Hoorenbeek.
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BODY
HAIR: Dura ~ 26 – Black
SKIN: Bad@zz ~ Nougat – 1. No Facial Hair
SHAPE: MADesigns ~ COMPLETE AVATARS – Mel
EYES: MADesigns ~ ATTENTION – black and white
OUTFIT
Jacket: Hoorenbeek ~ Blazer – Black
Tie: Hoorenbeek ~ Striped Ties – Black/Gold
Shirt: Hoorenbeek ~ Suit Shirt with Ties – White
Pants: Hoorenbeek ~ Pants 2.0 – Grey
Shoes: Hoorenbeek ~ Regal Shoes – Black
Glasses: Gos ~ SCT
POSE
Diesel Works – Yash
