bandar
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There's no definitive thread with an answer (I searched!), so I am bringing the topic up again.
I have a holiday party tonight for my law firm, and the invitation says "Cocktail Attire Suggested (no tuxes necessary)". Between the two options (or any additional suggestions), what would be more appropriate? The party is on a boat cruise in Washington DC (if that makes a difference), and I just joined the firm three days ago, so I'd obviously like to make a good impression and be dressed appropriately.
Option 1: Black trousers, spread collar dress shirt with french cuffs, grey herringbone jacket.
Option 2: Dark grey suit with vest, spread collar dress shirt with french cuffs, tie and coordinating pocket square.
Should my attire be somewhere in the middle? Am I on the right track? Thanks!
I have a holiday party tonight for my law firm, and the invitation says "Cocktail Attire Suggested (no tuxes necessary)". Between the two options (or any additional suggestions), what would be more appropriate? The party is on a boat cruise in Washington DC (if that makes a difference), and I just joined the firm three days ago, so I'd obviously like to make a good impression and be dressed appropriately.
Option 1: Black trousers, spread collar dress shirt with french cuffs, grey herringbone jacket.
Option 2: Dark grey suit with vest, spread collar dress shirt with french cuffs, tie and coordinating pocket square.
Should my attire be somewhere in the middle? Am I on the right track? Thanks!