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Formal Wear write for us: We all have our own opinions on what is casual, dressy, or formal attire. For me, nightwear is not classified as simple or “daywear”. It is a garment that tries to reflect a specific event such as a wedding, a dance or a cavalry. My definition of nightwear is as follows

The definition of casual or day wear can range from jeans and t-shirts to jackets and pants. The purpose of evening wear can range from a smart suit to a top hat and tailcoat.

How formal?

Jeans and T-shirts as a wedding guest – I don’t think so. Blazer and pants at a formal dance “black tie” – no sir. At the very least, putting on dressy pants, a shirt, and a tie would be a start, but it’s still not formal enough. If you’re wearing a suit, shirt and tie, speak up now. Don’t worry about items you don’t usually find in your closet. You can only rent them.

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Events like weddings or dinner dances are of course a different matter. The aim is to “enliven” the event and turn it from a casual party into an actual event. Many of these events require a “dress code” such as top hat and tails or formal attire (dinner suit).

At weddings, the groom often dresses himself and his best man and invites them to match outfits. This helps create a group look for the groomsmen, with businesses usually chosen to enhance or match the wedding theme or scheme. As a bonus, this “costume” ensures that these main characters stand out chic and formally and do not just look like another guest.