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The most formal dress code, typically for events after 6 p.m., including tailcoats for men and full-length ball gowns for women.

A relaxed dress code with no specific requirements, often including jeans, T-shirts, and sneakers.

A dress code for special occasions, like holidays, calling for a celebratory look that's a bit more embellished or colorful than usual.

Regalia worn by academic staff and students during formal academic events like graduations, including robes, hoods, and caps.

A clothing style that blends high functionality with fashion, often incorporating performance fabrics, multi-pocket designs, and water-resistant properties.

Semi-formal dress code for parties and events, calling for a stylish dress or suit that isn't as formal as black tie.

A dress code that mixes casual and formal elements, such as pairing blazers with denim, or dresses with casual footwear.

A term used primarily in the UK to describe a standard business suit involving a jacket with matching trousers.

Fashion that is innovative, pushing boundaries and often seen as unconventional or experimental.

High-end fashion that is constructed by hand from start to finish, made from high-quality, expensive, often unusual fabric and sewn with extreme attention to detail.

A fashion trend characterized by unpretentious, average-looking clothing, emphasizing uniformity and comfort over standout trends.

A variant on traditional black tie that allows for more personal expression through unique accessories or touches of color.

A professional dress code that includes suits for men and tailored dresses or pantsuits for women.

A hobby where participants wear costumes and fashion accessories to represent a specific character or idea from a work of fiction.

A formal dress code for daytime events, primarily in the UK, involving a morning coat, waistcoat, and striped trousers for men.

A dress code for formal events held at the beach, often involving lightweight, breathable fabrics and a more relaxed style.

Clothing inspired by military uniforms often including features like camouflage, functional design, and a utilitarian aesthetic.

A semi-formal dress code for outdoor events, involving light, airy fabrics and florals for a more casual but put-together look.

A fashion style originating from London in the 1960s, characterized by bold geometric patterns, sharp tailoring, and bright colors.

A trend that involves wearing clothing designed for workouts and athletic activities in other settings, like work or social occasions.

A style that combines bohemian and hippie influences with modern fashion, including relaxed fits, ethnic prints, and natural materials.

A movement towards sustainable and environmentally friendly clothing, utilizing materials and practices with minimal impact on the planet.

A relaxed but professional dress code that may include slacks, collared shirts, and skirts without the need for a full suit.

A dress code for vacation or cruise attire, often including lightweight, comfortable fabrics suitable for a tropical or seaside setting.