Proper attire is an important part of creating a polished first impression and demonstrates respect for both the occasion and fellow participants. In California, our interpretation of dress code guidelines can differ greatly from other parts of the country — and the world. By practicing various levels of dress and understanding what is considered appropriate in different settings, students gain confidence navigating social and professional situations with ease.
This exercise helps students recognize that attire communicates awareness, respect, and consideration for others and teaches them how to present themselves appropriately for a variety of occasions.
Gentlemen wear a dark suitor dark blazer with khakis. White button down shirt, necktie, dress socks and leather belt and dress shoes.
Gentlemen wear a dark suit or tuxedo, white button down shirt, tie (usually a bow tie) dress socks and dress shoes.
Gentlemen wear khaki pants, collared button down shirt, blazer (usually dark blue) and business or leather dress shoes. Cotillion dress without the tie would also be appropriate.
This is your opportunity to have some fun. You may wear a sports outfit, halloween costume, or just your pj's. We do restrict props since they can interfere with dancing and we ask that you not wear anything too scary. We have toddlers that can be scared easily, so we like to be sensitive to their needs.
Ladies wear knee-length party dress with a minimum one-inch shoulder coverage. White gloves, closed toed shoes with no more than one inch heel.
Ladies wear tea length to full length party dress, tights, closed toed dress shoe, opera or short gloves.
Ladies wear knee-length dress with minimum one inch shoulder coverage. Closed toed shoes are requested. Cotillion attire is also appropriate.
This is your opportunity to have some fun. You can wear a princess dress, sports outfit, or just your pj's. We do restrict props since they can interfere with dancing. We also ask that your costume is not too scary since we have younger siblings that attend and we like to stay sensitive to their needs.