This summer's wave of dress code infractions has prompted to call for a clear, written dress code.
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Unlike Wimbledon, which has an all-white dress code, the French tournament never had a dress code before.
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What the dress code says The school's dress code prohibits short skirts and shorts, along with exposed bra straps.
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A dress code set as business casual is like getting invited to a wedding with a "beach formal" dress code.
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Yesterday we showed a dress code video that featured only female dress code violations, and was accompanied by a poor song choice.
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Among workers, 18 percent said they would prefer a formal dress code, 31 said they would prefer business casual, 27 percent said they would like a casual dress code or no dress code, and 23 percent said it didn't matter.
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At last year's dress code-free BAFTAs, Kate wore a black patterned off-the-shoulder Alexander McQueen gown that would have fit perfectly with this year's dress code.
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At last year's dress code-free BAFTAs, Kate wore a black patterned off-the-shoulder Alexander McQueen gown that would have fit perfectly with this year's dress code.
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To begin, there's dress code, which can severely regulate students' self-expression, as well as unfairly punish black girls in particular when it comes to dress code violations.
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Not adhering to the dress code may get you kicked out of prom Many high schools to require their students to sign a prom contract which includes dress-code guidelines.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — Minnesota has a dress code for voting.
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Since the court of appeals did not address and Stephens does not challenge that dress code in this Court, it must be assumed that the dress code burdens men and women equally.
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Under current UK employment law, employees can legally dismiss employees who contravene an organisation's dress code if the employees have been given warnings, and enough time to comply with the dress code.
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Under current UK employment law, employees can legally dismiss employees who contravene an organisation's dress code if the employees have been given warnings, and enough time to comply with the dress code.
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Dress code: While headscarves are the standard among Saudi women, the only dress code for female visitors to follow is wearing a loose, black robe known as an abaya, while in public.
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Although no one has adhered to the Friends dress code, a broader 90's dress code is in full effect —there are at least two full sets of Spice Girls walking around.
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"The dress code was made for girls and boys, but the only people that ever got dress code violations were girls, so I just found it unfair and sexist," Tori told Teen Vogue.
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Where did they get this dress code for being Christian?
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I love that my office dress code is basically nonexistent.
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The college does not have any dress code for students.
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They insisted that she was violating the school dress code.
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Brazilian beaches, Rio's in particular, have a certain dress code.
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The Met Gala's dress code always honors the exhibit's theme.
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Saudi women are bound to an extremely conservative dress code.
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But this year, celebs are tweaking the dress code — drastically.
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Within a few weeks, every club dropped its dress code.
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"The dress code is different, that's for sure," Bedford said.
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Also, there are varying degrees of breaking the dress code.
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They ruin the dress code, they ruin… well, ask Adam.
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Is there even a dress code for visiting a brothel?
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I mean, you've done things like relax the dress code.
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So conductors can get away with a lax dress code.
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The dress code was tropical casual: florals, linens, Panama hats.
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A business casual dress code can be confusing for anyone.
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ArtCenter was highly professionalized and had a strict dress code.
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After all, the dress code only said jeans weren't allowed.
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And no, Puma does not have an employee dress code.
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"My Dress Code is Stricter Than The Gun Laws" pic.twitter.
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Another day, yet another sexist dress code: The latest bout of dress code drama happened in a high school in Montana, where two students were sent home because of the length of their shorts.
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"If public malls want to have a dress code, that's their choice, but consumers need to be made aware of this dress code so we can decide whether or not we want to shop there."
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Even as the dress code declines, it is becoming increasingly relevant.
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The dress code at the Mashable office has always been relaxed.
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This isn't the first time a dress code has been criticized.
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Today, Starbucks announced that it was updating its dress code policy.
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Not everyone in her office understands the implied dress code, though.
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But students say the dress code disproportionately polices what girls wear.
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And true to KarJenner dress code: the barely there the better.
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But what happens when someone tests the decades-old dress code?
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And those exact words do not exist in the dress code.
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It's no secret that Congress has a pretty rigid dress code.
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And on another smaller ivory rectangle it specifies a dress code.
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Thankfully, the strict business dress code is becoming a threatened species.
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Ryan didn't specifically detail what would change about the dress code.
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That's when Butler's SDMC will propose it's updated dress code policy.
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She was then suspended for breaking the dress code in protest.
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Starbucks' new dress code encourages employees to incorporate their personal taste.
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Of course, adhering to your company's specific dress code is important.
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At one point, there was even a color-coordinated dress code!
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The relaxed dress code has brought significant improvements to my school.
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There is also a dress code (no shorts or tank tops).
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Many of which will contain straight nonsense regarding the dress code.
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And what if the dress code is just straight made-up?
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Our dress code is a bit shocking too: 'black or nude.
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Some schools have banned hoodies as part of their dress code.
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This isn't McSally's first time pushing back on a dress code.
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It also referred to the dress code applied to pass travelers.
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Mr. Seay says he likes the dress code where he lives.
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While people in jobs at law firms or banks still have to adhere to a strict dress code, a large portion of the workforce has shifted toward a business casual, or even a nonexistent, dress code.
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"Our Dress Code reflects the professionalism you bring to your craft, the commitment to making every moment right and the inclusive welcome at the heart of our brand," the company said in the Starbucks Dress Code Lookbook.
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Increasingly, parents of black students have fought back against dress code politics.
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Graduation is a formal event and the dress code should match this.
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Goldman Sachs announced in March that it was relaxing its dress code.
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Uh-huh. Yeah, I definitely didn't like the dress code for sure.
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The letter detailing the dress code was sent out the next day.
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The dress code for the dance, Darcy learned, did not allow pants.
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We particularly discourage casual dress code, intoxicated customers, and male heavy entourages.
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Not exactly — we're sure she was aware of the unofficial dress code.
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"And also dress code — look, I'm wearing a T-shirt," says Martha.
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In 2015, the dress code at Cannes nearly caused an international incident.
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Starbucks' previous dress code only allowed for solid black and white shirts.
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Shorts, skirts and dresses with tights have also joined Starbucks' dress code.
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Another significant difference, according to Marie Claire, is the male dress code.
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My office dress code is definitely casual, but not bleach stain casual.
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I was really frustrated because my outfit wasn't breaking our dress code.
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The hoodie is the dress code of the irreverent and the creative.
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And clearly, there was a very specific dress code for the evening.
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Good to know what the dress code was, because I'm going back.
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He created a Minority Affairs Office and loosened up the dress code.
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"It was a travel dress-code violation," Rivera told the Charlotte Observer.
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Martinez's is not the first unjust dress code enforcement to go viral.
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Its employees had abandoned the store's more formal dress code for jeans.
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Only this time, the dress code is aimed at parents, not students.
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In June 2017, the board voted to approve the new dress code.
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Not every school or district is open to changing its dress code.
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Accordingly, missing class because of dress code citations may have serious consequences.
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Starbucks tweaked its dress code, sparking celebrations among baristas with facial piercings.
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In a city with a dress code, Mr. Sanford disdains formal wear.
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He fined Jordan for wearing shoes that violated the league's dress code.
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The best kind of Friday night is one without a dress code.
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After all, they have no stylists, or even a nominal dress code.
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Bassett followed the "regal" dress code perfectly with this Naeem Khan jumpsuit.
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Starbucks was not able to confirm the dress code update on Friday.
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A report from the National Women's Law Center about dress code violations showed black girls in the Washington, D.C., area are disproportionately cited for violating dress-code policies, a finding that was echoed by the American Sociological Association.
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And now, rumors at the high school are swirling that there's yet another dress code alteration on the horizon that would specifically impact female students: Leggings are the next garment up for dress code scrutiny at the high school.
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Not all dress code policies are as blatantly sexist as Charter Day's was.
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Some companies have an actual dress code and others have an implied one.
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The full dress code policy was sent to parents about three months ago.
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The league introduced policies that included drug testing and a new dress code.
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However, First Ladies and Daughters appear to be immune from dress code violations.
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Perhaps, clarity of the dress code would help both politicians and journalists alike.
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A darker, DIY aesthetic seemed to be the dress code for the occasion.
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These schoolboys are fighting their school's dress code, one skirt at a time.
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Meanwhile, Barack fully embraced the casual dress code, wearing a baseball cap backward.
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Cam Newton was benched to start the game for a dress code violation.
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The dress code strictly says wear a plain t-shirt with ZERO stripes.
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According to Yahoo, the principal said that Williams' dress was against dress code.
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Besides, the dress code is one of the few standards we have left.
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That's when NBA Commissioner David Stern instituted a mandatory dress code for players.
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At least that's part of the new Starbucks Dress Code announced this week.
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Optimistically, we're hoping the school's intentions behind changing its dress code are genuine.
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The dress code for the retest, imposed in 2007, seemed to threaten that.
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The school said the student's shaved stylized fade was a dress code violation.
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But with The Magic Castle, they have a strict dress code, no exceptions.
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Vittitoe said in her blog post that the current dress code is unrealistic.
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No matter the menu, guest list, or dress code, their parties looked legendary.
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Some 2,000 guests are expected to adhere to a Communist-chic dress code.
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Her post-gala party had a very different dress code, however: onesies only.
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Such extravagance is all too obviously a reaction against the mandatory dress code.
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Even notoriously buttoned-up Goldman Sachs is adopting a more 'flexible' dress code.
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Oh man, that whole dress code thing is probably why I didn't listen.
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The French Open authorities, however, saw it a different way — dress code violation!
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Frack calls the dress code "the fastest advocacy" she's worked on to date.
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The dress code made it difficult to participate in athletic activities, Sofia said.
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Huzayfah: Not severe would be, I guess, the dress code violations and flirting.
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Women who break the dress code can be publicly berated, fined or arrested.
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The dress code -- including the hair length rule -- is a part of that.
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DeAndre Arnold was told his dreadlocks violated his Texas high school's dress code.
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We also offer an extremely congenial work environment and a casual dress code.
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Female visitors to parliament are also expected to adhere to the dress code.
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There is no official royal dress code that prohibits Charlotte from wearing pants.
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Stern was criticized for several policies, most famously the NBA&aposs dress code.
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However, entry depended on adherence to a dress code or obtaining a permit.
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The dress code (and ticket price) gives the impression of a swanky dinner.
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In 2015, Oregon NOW devised a "model dress code" to prevent discrimination and disruption.
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After walking the red carpet, critics condemned Blanco for stepping outside the dress code.
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United Airlines is in hot water after a dress code incident on Sunday morning.
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If your office's dress code is casual, this canvas bag will do the trick.
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Yup, even the big guns get stumped by a dress code now and then.
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Amy Klobuchar told WBUR that babies will be exempt from the Senate dress code.
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" Tamblyn responded to the dress code criticism on Twitter, writing, "Our movement is big.
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She looks like the odd one out who didn't get the dress code memo!!
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When it comes to royal dress code, Princess Diana was the queen of glamour.
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It was like the (much trendier and lax) school dress code I never had.
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Iran is home to perhaps the most strictly enforced dress code in the world.
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I will review with staff proper procedures for handling dress code violations moving forward.
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There is no strict dress code that bars sneakers or do-rags or jerseys.
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The top tennis official said the French Open would be instituting a dress code.
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When they're in charge of the party, they can decide the dress code, too.
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"No swimwear is required for your evening with us," reads this restaurant's dress code.
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As for the wedding, you'd better believe the dress code will be on-point.
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In January a letter was also reportedly sent to parents about the dress code.
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The dress code was changed districtwide and implemented for the 2015-2016 school year.
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The dress code is white tie and tails for men and gowns for women.
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This is just the latest news from the world of weird dress code regulations.
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A Catholic school in Illinois released a 21-page dress code for its prom.
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It also permitted dress code and bathroom restrictions to be imposed on transgender people.
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The Basij also targets Iranian women abroad who publicly oppose Tehran's austere dress code.
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Japanese women are using the hashtag to call out the sexist workplace dress code.
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Not every orchestra has the same dress code, but even the guidelines are killers.
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In her company's guidelines for dress-code, it clearly stated that glasses weren't allowed.
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The dress code will be so relaxed that many operagoers may opt for onesies.
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JP Morgan, America's largest bank, downgraded its dress code to "smart casual" in 2016.
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Just think about what that means for the party dress code, for a moment.
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The story of Evanston Township High School's dress code is an increasingly common one.
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Her dress code infraction fueled more debate about how these policies sexualize young women.
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Mystic Valley did not respond to Vox's request for comment about its dress code.
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Additionally, the organization urges schools to give students a say in dress code policies.
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If the dress code here is any indication, they'll go out with a bang.
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An "idiosyncratic preference does not void an otherwise valid dress code or bathroom rule".
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Like other workplaces across the U.S., it also has a dress code to match.
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But a dress code change over winter break now bans that style as well.
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Those who weren't in the dress code ran the risk of being written up.
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The question is, as in all discussions of dress code: Who gets to decide?
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Stern responded to the brawl by implementing the NBA&aposs first-ever dress code.
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A strict dress code is enforced for all guests — and ladies must wear hats.
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With its dress code, Madison High has, perhaps, given its parents another hurdle to cross.
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FIFA claimed that the scarf was a safety concern and broke the association's dress code.
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The Madison High dress code is sparking debate because it targets parents and students alike.
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Women wear hijab headscarves and long dresses in line with Islam&aposs modest dress code.
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It would also permit dress code and bathroom restrictions to be imposed on transgender people.
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And like any true horse racing fan, she abided by a very festive dress code.
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The new vests come a year after the company announced a more relaxed dress code.
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Walmart even eased its dress code to allow staff in stores to wear blue jeans.
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William, as required by the dress code, wore a white tie with his tail coat.
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DiPaolo finds that her school unfairly applies the dress code to girls but not boys.
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"My school's dress code prohibits boys from wearing muscle shirts," DiPaolo told the Huffington Post.
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With my new job comes a wardrobe upgrade since the dress code is way fancier.
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However, there are plenty of exceptions to the listed dress code — like religion, for example.
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For me, this strict dress code of-sorts included all of these things, plus pants.
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In fact, donning a headpiece is actually one of the strictest royal dress code rules .
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In theory, a judge may decline to hear a barrister who flouts the dress code.
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Unlike the Annual Reminder, these new marches would have no formal, gender-normative dress code.
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Mainly, because LPGA's new stricter dress code cracks down on female golfers wearing athletic clothes.
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According to BuzzFeed, Vanessa's professor is particularly strict when it comes to the dress code.
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"Goldman was one of the last holdouts of a more formal dress code," Burke said.
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No details have been made public, but Malaysian women's rights groups condemned the dress code.
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Lammt describes the event as being free of charge but requiring a formal dress code.
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The Queen oversees the event, and gets final approval on everything — including the dress code.
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" The "door policy" says they "particularly discourage casual dress code, intoxicated customers & male heavy entourages.
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An Oklahoma high school is facing backlash from parents regarding a new dress code survey.
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Though some places have a dress code, most of the places I work do not.
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So why have recent hires had to adhere to a more antiquated, gendered dress code?
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Check out the video below: Check out more works by Dress Code on their website.
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Chuck Smith, CEO of LGBTQ advocacy group Equality Texas, said the dress code was discriminatory.
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Darcy told CNN that she searched for a dress that fit the event's dress code.
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"I don't like wearing white," she said, smiling ruefully about the club's strict dress code.
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And there are unwritten perks, including discounts, a casual dress code and brushes with celebrity.
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In some demonstrations, women cast off their hijabs, defying the country's strict Islamic dress code.
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Peterson was put on temporary leave, and the district has since changed its dress code.
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Some teams, like Tinkoff, impose a dress code that even the Marine Corps might admire.
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If your office has a dress code, wear the most breathable fabrics you can access.
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"The dress code referenced in the media is not a PwC policy," the statement reads.
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Don't they know that our government uses this dress code to oppress its own women?
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Worn shoes and wet shirts are not the standard dress code of the political class.
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With its strict dress code, the restaurant keeps a sports jacket at the coat check.
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My work dress code is technically business casual, but people stray pretty far from that.
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For Valentine's Day, festive attire is requested, but otherwise no strict dress code is enforced.
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Goldman Sachs told its employees on Tuesday that it planned to relax its dress code.
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"Most of the parents likely cannot afford to comply with this dress code," he tweeted.
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That dinner party where people seem to have gotten different messages about the dress code?
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Stein wasn't the only one troubled by the dress code at the 3,700-student school.
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In 2005, desperate to improve perceptions of players, the N.B.A. implemented a strict dress code.
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Every honoree is expected to deliver a speech and adhere to a strict dress code.
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Indeed, we've been in something of a dress code revolt for the last few years.
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With only 18 tables, reservations are required, and a fancy dress code is strictly enforced.
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Starbucks is set to update its dress code, sparking celebration among employees with facial piercings.
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The theme was "Big Trouble in Little China(town)," and the dress code was chinoiserie.
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It could also be school, where we have a dress code but not a uniform.
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The bank is following rivals like JPMorgan Chase in embracing a more relaxed dress code.
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Only two slides are dedicated to the male students' dress code -- one sentence and four pictures.
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But the all-black dress code didn't limit the stars when it came to their style.
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Miley Cyrus took full advantage of SoHo's relaxed dress code during a Monday afternoon shopping trip.
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From the flights, to clothes that fit the dress code, to the hotel or AirBnb stays.
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Just don't forget that there's a dress code at this one (and they do enforce it!).
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And it started loosening its dress code to let staffers in its stores wear blue jeans.
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Many on the left regard the ban as "protecting" women from a male-imposed dress code.
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Following Thorp's petition, which has garnered over 70,000 signatures to date, Portico reviewed its dress code.
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It also stated that students who failed to follow the dress code would not be admitted.
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You know, because maybe T-shirts depicting severed limbs don't fall under your company's dress code.
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And you can always count on one guest to take the dress code very seriously — Rihanna.
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There's no better indication that a party might suck than it having a formal dress code.
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She pointed out that candidates might be concerned about things as seemingly subtle as dress code.
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Dress up Welcome to the Houston high school that has a strict dress code ... for parents.
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She attends Christian Brothers Academy in Syracuse, which is a private school with a dress code.
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From loose buns to side-swept curls, her hairstyles fit right into the royal dress code.
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The dress code required each woman to wear gold high heels of at least three inches.
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The penal code mandated two months in prison for any woman caught flouting the dress code.
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The only time a dress code should be listed is when it's a black tie affair.
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For an institution charged with enacting laws, its own dress code is not written in stone.
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We hope this Dress Code Lookbook gets you excited to open your closets and have fun.
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As of now, the male players have not had any change to their current dress code.
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Winter Fashion Week in New York City is a tough nut to crack dress code-wise.
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And so is a controversy about the summer dress code at the Canadian town's high school.
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Goldman Sachs first relaxed its dress code for its technology and digital division employees in 2017.
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We can only hope an updated dress code will be less restricting than its current version.
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When it comes to shirt straps and shorts, Belgrade High School's dress code seems pretty standard.
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High school senior Tori DiPaolo called out her school's sexist dress code in her yearbook quote.
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That was a Catholic high school's solution for girls who didn't follow its prom dress code.
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The dress code for guests is "come as you were": archetypes like jock, prep or nerd.
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We offered her an opportunity to come back if she could change into the dress code.
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JCPS Spokesperson Renee Murphy told the Courier Journal that administrators will be reviewing the dress code.
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Along with the dress code, they used umbrellas as shields against the tear gas police threw.
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That dress code was a first for any sporting event in Saudi Arabia, the organization said.
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The dress code also required women workers to wear makeup, including lipstick, eye shadow, and mascara.
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She's about to graduate and head to a high school, which doesn't have a dress code.
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Most sex parties have a dress code (jocks, leather, naked) or a theme (watersports, fisting, spanking).
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Martinez has said she will ignore the dress code for the remainder of the school year.
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Hearing about these sorts of dress code scandals drove Oregon NOW to write its model policy.
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The best part is there's no velvet rope, no dress code, and everyone gets a booth.
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Ms. Cox recommends asking the human resources manager to clue you in to the dress code.
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Earlier this year, Goldman Sachs said it was relaxing the dress code for all its workers.
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She also appreciated the non-gendered dress code and dorms organized by age rather than gender.
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The funeral home's lawyers claimed its sex-specific dress code applied to everyone, not just Stephens.
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There is usually a strict dress code that prohibits jeans on the floor of the exchange.
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Cutting his hair to comply with dress code is not an option, Arnold's family has said.
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Will the show inspire you to make a change in the office dress code, Mr. Pinault?
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Thanks to Slack, Zoom, and Google, your office dress code can be a bathrobe and slippers.
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JPMorgan lightened its dress code to business casual for most of its 237,212.5 employees in 274.
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Recently, while visiting the bank, I made an idle comment about Goldman's relaxed new dress code.
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"There were transgender lawyers in that courtroom, and the transgender men were following the men's dress code and using the men's restroom and the transgender women were following the women's dress code and using the women's restroom and the sky has not fallen," he told reporters.
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When he turned 30 no one understood the dress code but they showed up anyway because... Drake.
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Everyone wore expensive-looking leggings and cream-colored knit sweaters to fit the recommended "athleisure" dress code.
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Frankly, the real controversy should be more about improving dress code standards on airplanes, not relaxing them.
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"Do some reconnaissance online and with your professional network to determine the company's dress code," she says.
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Despite medicine's historical predilection for a dress code that projects professionalism, neckties aren't deemed essential by patients.
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And we can't believe schools are still making these kinds of sexist calls about dress code matters.
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A Houston high school has implemented a new dress code — but this one is for the parents.
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Other students were wearing things that clearly pushed the limits of the dress code, Melissa Krueger said.
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A modest dress code is set for visitors, ending the requirement that women wear all-covering robes.
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Nowadays, bogus dress code violations and students who are deemed too gay to even go rule headlines.
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Festive This dress code is similar to cocktail attire, but includes bolder colors and more playful accessories.
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The dress code section of Evanston Township's handbook opens with a mission statement that has us cheering.
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A high school senior's dress code protest is going viral — because he wasn't punished for a violation.
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" Murray told PEOPLE in a statement, "Dress code policies are a standard element of school behavioral expectations.
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Stigmatized by locals for their criminal backgrounds and/or inner-city dress code, many struggle to adapt.
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Prom season is upon us, which means a slew of dress code violations are coming our way.
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No cover-ups (coats, shawls, sweaters) will be allowed over dresses that do not meet dress code.
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The airline said the girls were "United pass riders" and subject to a stricter dress code. (Recode)
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There may not be an official dress code for the skies, but that doesn't mean anything goes.
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However, French Open officials said it violated the dress code and was a "disrespect" to the game.
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Meaning for the many pupils unaffected by this dress code proviso, they're receiving a lesson in oppression.
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Some also alleged she was much stricter on dress code policies with some students than with others.
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If employees try to push the boundaries of the dress code, they do so at their peril.
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Nikki has already picked a date, a guest dress code and even found her dream wedding dress!
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At least with the lack of a dress code, it won't drip onto your good clothes. ♦
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As a child in the '70s, the idea of a seaside dress code never entered my head.
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Shortly after Stephens sent the letter, the firm fired her, saying she violated the company dress code.
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Woodley told KYTX that the dress code discriminates against black boys, among whom those styles are popular.
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Moreover, cheerleaders can be fined for inane violations, like having nails that don't conform with dress code.
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While non-Muslims might associate "fancy" with cocktail dresses, Muslims also adhere to a modest dress code.
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Every tribe ascribes to a different dress code according to their position in the art/business paradigm.
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But they get their license, and "No Dress Code Required" chronicles the grudging advance of cultural change.
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He said Victoria's Secret is improving its training of associates, who also have a new dress code.
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In 2014, a school board in Florida considered, but ultimately rejected, imposing a dress code for parents.
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"I remember when I first got there, I didn't even know the proper dress code," he said.
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Kate Middleton rewore a gown from 2012 in an effort to stick to the sustainable dress code.
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The dress code also banned hair coloring but was not enforced for white students, critics pointed out.
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Arnold, though, was in violation of the dress code even before any modifications were made, he said.
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They had a dress code in those days, and the boys wore jackets and ties to classes.
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Women across Iran have been removing their headscarves in public to protest Iran's strict Islamic dress code.
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Stern famously implemented the NBA's dress code which required players to wear business casual attire to games.
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Inside, the lobby felt like LAX, if the airport were to enforce a black-tie dress code.
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However, Fitzwilliams says she did not wear one due to the relaxed dress code at both events.
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But eventually, Cox said, his hair will grow past his collar -- a violation of school's dress code.
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Then, in debating how to discourage harassment, some Missouri lawmakers proposed a new dress code for interns.
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These items go for every dress code in every company based in an office without a uniform.
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Made sure she has a jacket so she doesn't violate the Senate floor dress code requiring blazers.
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Nemoto's remarks come amid a growing movement in Japan calling for the end of such dress code requirements.
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The Century has never had a dress code; such a thing would be inimical to the club's spirit.
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Meanwhile, her rapper husband, 47, followed the black-tie dress code in a Burberry suit and bow tie.
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Add to all that a black tie dress code and it's easy to get in over your head.
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At some events, such as Remembrance Day services, the dress code permits the ladies to wear similar attire.
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Read these stories next: Kristen Stewart Reminds Us Cannes Still Has An Outdated Dress Code Cannes We Not?
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The emphasis of the dress code was on modesty and "coverage of all the lady bits," she said.
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There is no stronger evidence of Trump's leniency with racists than the brazenly normal dress code at Charlottesville.
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But a mom and her daughter, according to Yahoo Lifestyle, claimed that the dress code was arbitrarily enforced.
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The paper route, sneaker store, and flower shop that employed me were pretty easygoing with the dress code.
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"[O]ur dress code has never been associated with this foolish and self-degrading season," huffed a priest.
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And whether the dress code is official or unspoken, it's time Cannes finally caught up with the times.
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When asked what she thinks of the camp theme, she said she's very familiar with the dress code.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan may be modernizing Congress' dress code amid controversy over the policy, he said Thursday.
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Traders are mostly male, all suited with ties and top buttons fastened as part of strict dress code.
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I ended up going home and looking at the dress code again to see if I missed anything.
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The teen got a dress code violation for being "too provocative," and Zendaya wrote on Twitter, Provocative....where???
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At the Golden Globes and BAFTAs, many celebrities followed an all black dress code to show their support.
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Lizzy was not violating the dress code; requiring girls to wear bras is not even in the handbook.
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In that outfit, I was completely at odds with the rest of the student body's unspoken dress code.
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Don't be beat down by the heat, the dress code, or the confines of your desk — get creative!
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We thought Rivas looked great in a suit, but we're seriously digging all these dress code-approved looks.
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Mallory Johnston was suspended when she broke her school's dress code, which bans visible bra straps, in protest.
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The suit wasn't purely aesthetic, it allowed Mario to enter a building that had a strict dress code.
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Ahead are 16 semi-formal appropriate dress picks that eliminate the panic of cracking your invitation's dress code.
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The retailer also has been testing out a more lax dress code in certain markets to allow jeans.
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For one, Saudi Arabia is one of a few Muslim majority countries that legally imposes a dress code.
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We are all very aware of the dress code while traveling for free on a company provided benefit.
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The kind of joint which, Miller specifies in the event's invite, has a no-jeans-allowed dress code.
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In the U.K., a private boarding school in Brighton axed its 170-year-old dress code in January.
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"Tailor your look to the style of your company and the dress code of the event," she says.
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Mixer also tries to appeal to people who want a more heavily moderated platform — and a dress code.
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In an internal memorandum, executives said they were adopting a "flexible" dress code in keeping with the times.
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A school dress code has once again set off a heated discussion about race, class and cultural norms.
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Still, the dress code affords students a great deal of freedom to present themselves how they see fit.
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They also want the faculty to stop, as Roth put it, "harassing" students who violate the dress code.
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That means no requests for youth to make any physical movements because of dress code violations, Roth explained.
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Because most schools don't collect data about dress code citations, the NWLC advises them to start doing so.
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In the end, she found herself derailed by a dress code that framed her appearance unfit for school.
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The current dress code says hair: • Must be clean, neat and well groomed • Distracting colors are not allowed.
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If your company does not have a dress code, Miss Manners encourages you to suggest adopting one quickly.
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The hotel's main restaurant is Astor Court, which serves international cuisine and has a smart-casual dress code.
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That sparked complaints from reporters about selective enforcement of the dress code, which only calls for professional attire.
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But, for those who wanted to dress up, they had to deal with the very complex dress code.
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It's going to be an expensive trip, with a two-day celebration and a black-tie dress code.
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The new dress code guidelines were introduced in December 2019 to ensure all passengers feel welcome on board.
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Are you going to adopt to his dress code or is he going to have to suit up?
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The shoe was banned because of its orange sole, which violated the all-white dress code at Wimbledon.
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True blue Her school said her blue-black wig was a dress code violation and shouldn't be worn.
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He represented franchise governors through four NBA lockouts, as well as implemented a mandatory dress code for players.
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I had to follow the official Iranian dress code, which requires women to cover their hair in public.
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Upset, the mother demanded to know whether a dress code prohibited parents from wearing headscarves or short dresses.
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The funeral home's owner admitted that he fired her because she began transitioning, citing the business's restrictive dress code.
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But it is actually heaven in the form of a dance club without a VIP section or dress code.
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I made sure she has a jacket so she doesn't violate the Senate floor dress code (which requires blazers).
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Under Sudan's Islamic Sharia laws during Bashir's rule, women's lives were tightly controlled by men, even their dress code.
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The dress code will include fancy Converse kicks, because what else would quirky journalists wear to their own nuptials?
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Mr Johnson added that employers should have the right to "enforce a dress code" in which faces remained visible.
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There's also a painful parallel between Charlottesville's white nationalist dress code and the "Sunday Best" of civil rights protestors.
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I got invited to The Met's annual Young Members party, complete with a dress code and a plus-one.
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Unlike the Golden Globes or The Grammy's, there wasn't a recommended dress code of black gowns or white roses.
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Ryan did not specify how the dress code might change, but he said the tweaks would be revealed soon.
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If you can count on one person to take the Met Gala dress code seriously, it's Sarah Jessica Parker.
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A middle school student in Maryland is said to have violated her school's dress code by wearing ripped jeans.
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My new office's dress code was business casual, but my crepe blouses and pencil skirts didn't leave the closet.
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But in Paradise, where the dress code is a bikini and flip-flops, things are much more low-key.
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The dress code that dominates most office environments in 2019 is also one of the most difficult to parse.
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Dozens of young women have been arrested for doffing their headscarves in public to protest the official dress code.
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From color schemes to the dinner menu, there's a clear shift in tone, meaning your dress code will, too.
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And the standard dress code of a long flowing abaya is both impractical and inherently dangerous for motorcycle riding.
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According to the outlet, the dress code on Harry and Meghan's invitation alternatively suggests a "lounge suit" for gentlemen.
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"The dress code for the prom specified girls must wear formal dresses," Bishop McDevitt High School told ABC News.
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According to the Associated Press, the French Tennis Federation will be introducing a new dress code for future tournaments.
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As it stands, the official House dress code simply requires women to dress in "appropriate attire," whatever that means.
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Qantas Airlines also ran into dress-code drama when it unveiled a uniform revamp that was deemed too provocative.
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We're paying homage to one show per Fashion Week that inspires such superfandom (and a dress code to match!).
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"When the dress code came, players had to wear suits, and there wasn't any way around that," Green said.
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The Duchess of Sussex has been criticized for failing to meet Wimbledon's dress code during her appearance last week.
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There's square dancing conventions, like dress code and gender roles, that you don't necessarily adhere to in your meetings.
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The startup encourages athleisure in its corporate dress code, and its employees are active in Austin's burgeoning fitness scene.
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From the beginning, he sought to do things differently: only cases involving litigation, few meetings and no dress code.
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The dress code had said "business casual," but I felt like most people were a step up from that.
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Speaking of leisure outfits, the puffy vests worn by the Roys mirror the relaxed dress code of Sun Valley.
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Niru goes to the sort of private school where the kids have a dress code and make big plans.
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Remember your comments over dress code can easily trigger such mental health issues as disordered eating, depression and anxiety.
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Some female students even agreed with Hensley's comments about female students playing a role in the stricter dress code.
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Thailand's oldest stadium has a strict dress code and a rule that forbids females from even touching the ring.
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In fact, the United employee dress code is far less stringent than Deltas or my former employer Continental's was.
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Most stadiums have very strict rules regarding dress code, not allowing T-shirts or sports tops in the ring.
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By June, many of the reporters unaccustomed to covering the House were confronted with the Speaker's Lobby dress code.
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House chamber guards generally do not enforce the dress code rules for lawmakers, who are constitutionally obligated to vote.
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Mix Gift Box, $48, available at Happy SocksRegardless of your office dress code, fun socks will always be appreciated.
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The Townhouse, which turns 30 next year, is also the rare gay bar that enforces a conservative dress code.
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Educators then have to figure out the quotidian details: Can boys wear skirts and still follow the dress code?
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There was one more item of business: Ms. Borda told him about a change in the orchestra's dress code.
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After a complaint was filed with the state accusing the school's dress code of being discriminatory, Mystic Valley relented.
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The fact that so few boys ever received dress code citations made her question the fairness of the policy.
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Callimachi: But, of course —— Callimachi: Hawk, I wanted to talk about the imposition of the dress code on women?
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The dress code at Royal Ascot is just as famous as many of the horses who have competed there.
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The only semblance of air-conditioning is an occasional breeze, allowing for a dress code of shorts and sandals.
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"The dress code does not provide objective criteria by which Plaintiff can determine what clothing is restricted," Monroe said.
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The school district&aposs dress code says male students must keep their hair shorter than their ears and eyebrows.
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Islamic State has forced its dress code on the population during the two years it has controlled the city.
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They took the restrictive dress code into their own hands and transformed a pregame walk into, well, a catwalk.
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Thomas Bjorn, Europe's 2018 Ryder Cup captain, said the tweaked dress code was a step in the right direction.
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Everyone there adheres to a strict, black-tie dress code and pays up to €5,000 ($5,500) for a seat.
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This is the same N.B.A. that in 1.43 instituted a dress code to distance itself from hip-hop culture.
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The document, she said, stated that the dress code was longstanding and applied equally to black and white workers.
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"Maybe I'll get booed for saying this, but many companies and the military [have] a dress code," she said.
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Pop music, of course, moves in trends, but normally these manifest themselves in production style, videography or dress-code.
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In school, there was a dress code and I would get in trouble for that because I was bigger.
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And just about every attendee abided by the dress code and even found other influential ways to show their support.
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The dress code has been adopted by schools across the country with no reported upticks in misbehavior or other problems.
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"Like most companies, we have a dress code that we ask employees and pass riders to follow," the airline wrote.
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The event's dress-code included the costume prompt — "Your grandma's AOL address" — and ballgoers looked to old tech for inspiration.
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It's the perfect chameleon dress when you're not quite sure what to expect as far as the dress code goes.
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Even when there is no dress code, there is an unofficial assumption that women will wear them in many jobs.
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Britney Spears' golfing attire may not follow the average club's dress code, but it certainly shows off her fit physique.
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Her head was also uncovered while she traded blows, all of which are against Iran's mandatory dress code for women.
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Apparently, the Wild, Wild Country aesthetic was the inspiration behind the dress code on Moore's girls' trip to Big Sur.
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The dress code requires that legs must be covered to the knee and arms must be covered to the elbow.
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Picking out the perfect dress to attend a wedding in is hard enough, even before an arbitrarily difficult dress code.
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The largest U.S. bank recently loosened its dress code by allowing employees to dress in business-casual attire when appropriate.
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Sixty years on and the dress code for participants is slightly more casual, with many wearing trainers and t-shirts.
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The dress code has also slackened dramatically, giving way to an über-casual passenger uniform that feels sloppy at best.
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When the protestors walked into the cafeteria in their graphic shirts after violating the dress code, their peers apparently cheered.
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James Madison High School in Houston has implemented a dress code targeted toward parents that has riled some people up.
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He's also seen a couple of ownership changes within the Waldorf, and the dress code has evolved significantly, he notes.
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The dress code stipulated "royal attire," and we'll be damned if that purple — the color of royalty — carpet didn't deliver.
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Update: A Six Flags rep reached out to Refinery29 regarding Bima Ramesh's claims of the amusement park's sexist dress code.
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And the dress code only serves to further drive home the CTA's discomfort with visible displays that aren't overtly nonsexual.
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I'm lucky in that my office has a really casual dress code, but some people dress more formally than others.
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Williams alleges that she did not know of the dress code violation until her daughter sent her that text message.
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"Penalties for violating the dress code will be a $1,000 and it will double with each offense," the email states.
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From what I have seen this school's dress code is not too strict, but this case was handled very poorly.
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While most school dress code stories end in turmoil or remain an outstanding concern, this happy ending is incredibly hopeful.
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But with so many different types of workouts at our disposal, cracking the dress code for each can be taxing.
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The dress code requires women -- reporters and lawmakers -- to wear dresses and blouses with sleeves if they want to enter.
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You can kind of get away with anything in L.A.; there's not really a dress code, which I really love.
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Model Lara Stone provided contrast to the players' all-white dress code with her blackout ensemble at Wimbledon Day 1.
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The country still enforces a strict dress code, under which most women wear a long cloak, known as an abaya.
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Trice reportedly arrived at school with an "M" shaved into his hair and was told it violated the dress code.
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The requirement came from outsourcing firm Portico, which enforced a dress code including high heels measuring two to four inches.
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Students found to be in violation of the Student Code of Conduct and dress code will be given a consequence.
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Pearlman said she is not against a dress code but believes schools are taking the concept to an extreme level.
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If you need some tips on how to make a better dress code, these ladies have some good ones. 9.
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The Thomas Waghorn, a Wetherspoons pub that opened in Chatham last month, has introduced a dress code that bans tracksuits.
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We're paying homage to one show per Fashion Week that inspires such fervid superfandom — and a dress code to match!
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We're pretty sure the dress code will call for black plastic and leather, though silver or blue lipstick is optional.
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Unfortunately, the high school milestone that many students partake in also inevitably involves a slew of supposed dress code violations.
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I hadn't appreciated, until I arrived and joined a crowd waiting to get in, that there was a dress code.
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The unofficial dress code was L.B.T.Q.I.A.+ chic: Dickies work wear, clogs with socks, and tropical short-sleeve button-down shirts.
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The dress code "was verbally communicated," Marisa (who asked to be identified by first name only) wrote in an email.
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Various posts invited Hong Kong people to join a late night concert, with free admission and a pyjamas dress code.
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Instead, he rarely hears about schools issuing dress code citations and no longer receives complaints from students about the policy.
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She also gives dress-code consulting to corporations, which have included McKinsey, BMW, and Thomas Cook, according to her website.
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The employee agreed to follow all company policies, including the sex-specific dress code, which is proper under federal law.
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With these exceptions, the dress code is permissive and allows for pantsuits, polo shirts, track jackets, pleated trousers, wide shorts.
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"Sure, the dress code doesn't explicitly say that African Americans or other minorities aren't welcome at the eatery," they wrote.
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While ad agencies and tech companies tend to have more liberal dress code standards, law firms are generally more traditional.
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Women across Iran have been removing their hijabs in public to protest Iran's strict Islamic dress code in recent weeks.
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That night, costumes are required of the audience — all black, gold, red or white — with the dress code strictly enforced.
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His friends and family said the only change they noticed before he left was to a more Salafist dress code.
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The passengers this morning were United pass riders and not in compliance with our dress code for company benefit travel.
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The report finds that it's important never to ask employees to change their appearances or conform to a dress code.
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It has a sex-specific dress code requiring male employees to wear suits and women to wear dresses or skirts.
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What's more, Solomon made news in March when he relaxed the company's dress code policy, making suits and ties optional.
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Still working in isolation, Jack would have had no need to alter the cartoonist's dress code, one of rumpled indifference.
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They claimed her box braids violated a dress code prohibition against "unnatural" hair styles because the braids included hair extensions.
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It's always a good idea to confirm dress-code expectations with your partner or ask the parents ahead of time.
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Sincerely, Tired Of My Coworker's Perfume *** Dear Tired, If only office perfume and cologne could be regulated like dress code!
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But the new dress code also reveals how out of touch Madison High's administrators may be with current trends in education.
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But multiple reports have speculated that the reason is less about personal preference and more about the royals' strict dress code.
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She added that the updated dress code, far from being a heavy-handed edict, was made after requests from LPGA players.
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The park dress code states that any guest over 14 may be refused admittance if they are wearing costumes or masks.
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Pro Christina Kim gave some detail on who those specific golfers may be that could benefit from a stricter dress code.
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Party goers are also encouraged to dress like their favorite villain, as long as they stay within Disney's costume dress code.
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"I made sure she has a jacket so she doesn't violate the Senate floor dress code (which requires blazers)," Duckworth wrote.
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When she refused to leave and asked to see a written dress code, they called the police on her, she said.
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" He pointed to changes in the dress policy for the firm's engineers, who recently adopted a "year-round casual dress code.
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The principal was accused of body shaming after she talked to the 10th grade students about the dress code on Wednesday.
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You can even pull these off with a suit or some nice dress pants if the dress code isn't too formal.
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Travel, a black-tie dress code or events where kids aren't allowed are all factors that can up your total cost.
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The dress code in question, which extends to the Speaker's lobby but does not apply to the Senate, is sporadically enforced.
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The IOC has a dress code that the athletes have to follow during the Games, but the headphones circumvented those rules.
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Duterte has ordered this year's event held to a significantly reduced budget, with far fewer guests and a business dress code.
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Protests, like the all-black dress code at the Golden Globes, invigorated many home viewers as well as raising their consciousness.
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The official dress code of Hogwarts always looked a little dorky, but Snape strutted in his drapery -- and everyone took notice.
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So are the hundreds of people — dressed in gowns, tuxes, evening suits, and sparkly tops — who also obliged the dress code.
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A teacher gave a seventh grade duct tape to cover the holes in her jeans, which violated the school's dress code.
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The day of prom my mom got a new dress code stating that you need to be wearing a 'formal dress.
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Mueller has set the tone at the top with a dress code -- even if only for himself -- showing he means business.
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Kim has shown us that even a pair of blue and white striped pajamas is acceptable to wear, dress code permitting.
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WHAT TO WEAR:Our dress code is HIP & TRENDY as if you are going to a concert or night out with friends!
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Invite over friends for BBQ, enforce a bathing-suits-only dress code and spend some time making plans for summer vacay.
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The hashtag has recently become a rallying cry for those intent on calling out the double standards of dress code policies.
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A high school in Houston is facing criticism after implementing a dress code not just for students, but also their parents.
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"[The adminstrator] said that my headscarf was out of dress code and my dress was too short," she told the outlet.
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It just really stuck with me because I just finished reading the research Margot had sent me on the dress code.
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The excruciating withdrawal pains he experienced are relived in Coke Habit, a cheeky animation from NYC-based creative studio Dress Code.
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A group of boys at Isca Academy in Exeter, England are wearing skirts to protest their school's pant-only dress code.
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But, Reed spurned that dress code ... and instead, wore a shirt with the faces of victims of police brutality on it.
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It wouldn't be the first time a celebrity has been prohibited entry from the royal box for breaking the dress code.
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How I Moved On From My What Not To Wear Style Everything You Need To Master The Most Confusing Dress Code
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And then there is the question of how to deal with a dress code when it forms part of the law.
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In April, a Houston area seventh-grader was taken to the principal's office because his haircut violated the school dress code.
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Pearland Independent School District officials apologized, condemning the action and saying it did not follow appropriate measures for dress code violations.
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I can't stress this enough: a dress code violation isn't as serious as cheating on a test or fighting at school.
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The French Tennis Federation's president later introduced a new dress code which banned such form-fitting clothes at the tennis tournament.
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The mom shared this photo to Today, after her daughter's principal sent home a second note explaining the dress code infractions.
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Parents and students alike aired their issues with the prospective new dress code on Twitter — some serious, some more in jest.
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The prom also has a minimal dress code that leaves what is appropriate to the discretion of students and their parents.
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The majority of the bank's employees still adhere to a professional business dress code unless told otherwise by their group's manager.
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But since 2017, the bank began relaxing its dress code for employees in the technology division and other new digital businesses.
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Mr. Leno's next joke, which compared the event's "spring garden" dress code to a feminine hygiene product, did not exactly kill.
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They can wear short clothing, leggings, and tank tops — all garments that have been the source of school dress code conflicts.
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The rise of social media and video-sharing websites like YouTube has allowed student dress code complaints to reach critical mass.
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When the school transitioned to its new dress code, Stein realized that getting dressed in the morning was no longer stressful.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Women of Philharmonic Push to Erase Dress From Dress Code" (front page, June 15): How embarrassing!
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The attorney says other than changing the dress code, the school district has done nothing to attempt to rectify the situation.
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A casual dress code isn't just good for employee satisfaction, says business mogul Richard Branson: It can boost the bottom line.
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The dress code for this year's Art Party was "festive," which inspired everything from floor-length gowns to patched denim jackets.
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Then, at the funeral, Janelle is obviously uncomfortable when they show up in outfits that don't adhere to the dress code.
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Avenues students don't wear a uniform, but they do have a dress code: Students should only wear black, gray, and white.
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United Airlines has released an official statement addressing its recent dress code ban, while Delta, sassy rival airline, is busy trolling.
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Lack of fashion sense did not hinder their success, so why should the rest of us care about the dress code?
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Officials introduce dress code after Serena's catsuit In Williams' first major tennis match after giving birth, her outfit stole the show.
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She did not much like the strict women's dress code, but she was there to excel, not to wage futile battles.
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Just because dress code requires a certain 'go to' doesn't mean that's the best way to dress in a professional environment.
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The duchess reportedly broke Wimbledon's strict dress code when she wore jeans to the tennis tournament in London in July 2019.
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Did the dress code make you feel special and respected, constrained and prevented from expressing your individuality, or some other way?
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And Mr. Ryan admittedly has a lot on his plate, so the dress code is unlikely to be a top priority.
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When Away sent retail associates a survey to find out how they were doing, almost everyone complained about the dress code.
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That sparked complaints from reporters over the summer about selective enforcement of the dress code, which only calls for professional attire.
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They fit in better with the formal dress code at their next destination — the Magic Castle, a private club for magicians.
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The district's dress code states that the hair of male students cannot extend below the top of a t-shirt collar.
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Boys are also barred from wearing "ponytails, ducktails, rat-tails, male bun or puffballs," the dress code says, according to CNN.
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"We did the dress code thing and now we're doing the work," said #MeToo founder Tarana Burke on the red carpet.
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First, check the dress code; it should appear in the lower-right corner of the invite or on a reception card.
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The codes (because what is power dressing but a dress code by another name?) of old are going out the window.
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There is a certain dress code among the community; you're expected to perpetuate a certain image, for the sake of tradition.
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We're told this was the moment Rivera confronted Cam about his dress code violation -- not wearing a tie on travel day.
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"To ensure effective and equitable enforcement of this dress code, school staff shall enforce the dress code consistently and in a manner that does not reinforce or increase marginalization or oppression of any group based on race, sex, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, cultural observance, household income or body type/size," it reads.
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But one British superstar turned more heads than others by totally flipping the style script on the royal wedding guest dress code.
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"I think as long as people are respectful of the dress code, protocol and appropriate behavior, all would be welcome," she says.
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Now in its 19th year, the dress code at the BET Awards is typically more adventurous and playful than other awards shows.
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Nowadays, it's not an oppressive dress code either — it's well below the "business casual" that people with actual jobs wear to work.
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The funeral home had a dress code that required male funeral directors to wear pant suits and women to wear skirt suits.
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The two posed together at the New York premiere of the film where Aronofsky fully adhered to the funeral attire dress code.
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The exact number of students affected by the dress code, which bans skirts more than five inches above the knees, is unclear.
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Unfortunately, this is just the latest in a number of often-puzzling dress code violations that have gone down in recent years.
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"Tech white tie" was the dress code assigned by the invitation — still wholly unclear — and left to the interpretation of the guests.
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The passengers this morning were United pass riders who were not in compliance with our dress code policy for company benefit travel.
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"I got a text from Lizzy saying, 'This is not a dress code violation and I feel completely attacked,'" said Ms. Knop.
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For example, one could easily characterize a dress code requiring men to wear neckties as enforcing stereotypes about proper men's business attire.
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Starbucks employees in at the 47th and Broadway location in New York City have been sporting the new dress code since September.
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In a summer marked by heated debates and high temperatures, the ever-elusive Congressional dress code continues to rear its ugly head.
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"Over the break, it came to my attention there was an issue about dress code," Ryan said at his weekly press conference.
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Starbucks baristas are now free to show off their personal style at work, under the coffee chain's new dress code released Monday.
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For the last few years, she's not only followed the dress code, but worn the most opulent, over-the-top creations imaginable.
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Judging by all the photos we've seen so far, the dress code for Kris Jenner's annual Christmas Eve party is black tie.
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You've got a look that will satisfy any dress code and make you stand out in a sea of skirts and dresses.
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The club has a strict dress code which requires men to wear a jacket, except on the dance floor after 23:00.
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Silicon-Valley tech company Cloudera offers its employees benefits like "work-from-home Wednesdays," hackathons, a casual dress code and concierge services.
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We scoured around for a range of perspectives about the joys and frustrations that result from having a uniform or dress code.
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The news evoked particular excitement throughout Sikh and Muslim communities, whose religious practices often run up against the NYPD's strict dress code.
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Dress code rules for the Royal wedding The countdown to the royal wedding of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry is officially on.
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After Catherall's first tweet, the airline responded with a tweet explaining that they endeavor to remain consistent with their dress code guidelines.
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From the constant change in temperatures (ahem, office air conditioning) to corporate dress code stipulations, summer workwear is tricky terrain to navigate.
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Goldman Sachs recently relaxed its dress code because of "the changing nature of workplaces generally in favor of a more casual environment."
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KSWO, an ABC affiliate, reports that Duncan High School sent out a survey asking parents for input on a new dress code.
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The company is No. 21 on LinkedIn's 2019 Top Companies list and recently caught headlines for relaxing its famously strict dress code.
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When Frank mentioned meeting with Mark Usher during some Northern California men's retreat, he glossed over the Handmaid's Tale dress code. Ugh.
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Her stylist Jennifer Austin started with the event's "regal" dress code and "the concept came together quickly" after that, she tells PeopleStyle.
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The dress code for Bette Midler's annual Hulaween dinner, held last Thursday at the Hilton Midtown, was the golden age of cinema.
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Meghan Markle has been criticized by Wimbledon fans for failing to meet the event's strict dress code during her appearance last week.
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The Royal Box on Centre Court is known to have a strict dress code, with jeans and hats being strictly off-limits.
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The letter said Sutherland's "shoulder length dreadlocks look disgusting and are certainly not attractive," and called for a dress code for athletes.
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What shocked the kingdom's religious establishment was his decision to not segregate students by gender, nor impose a dress code on women.
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The dress code is outdated and out of touch with the clothing that is being marketed and sold to girls, she believes.
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There's no reason to erupt over a dress code that is part of an agreed-upon contract between airline and Pass Rider.
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Williams seemed to brush off that dress code controversy, but many of her fans -- including some famous ones -- called the move sexist.
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One mom got so irked with her daughter's alleged dress code "violations" that she wrote an open letter to her daughter's principal.
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City mayor Henriette Reker drew outrage by suggesting that women adopt a "code of conduct," including a dress code, to protect themselves.
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An airline spokesman said the girls were traveling on a United pass, and so were obliged to comply with a dress code.
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We're allowed creativity, which some students take advantage of through their artistic DIY clothes that might have violated previous dress code rules.
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The legislation would allow employers to cite religious conviction in determining workplace policies on dress code, grooming and bathroom and locker access.
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" (It should be noted that different locations have slight variations in their dress codes.) Marisa added, "The dress code was extremely strict.
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And it is one that may reassure critics who worried that the all-black dress code was an empty gesture of protest.
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And as Vox's P.R. Lockhart has reported, dress code policies may play a particularly important role in the overdisciplining of black girls.
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In 217, Evanston Township High School debuted its new dress code, which permitted tank tops, leggings, hats, and other previously banned items.
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The demonstration prompted Campbell, assistant superintendent as well as principal, to research alternatives online, leading him to the Oregon NOW dress code.
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Similarly, one-third of workers said they would rather have a casual dress code than an extra $5,000 in pay each year.
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The Crown Act makes it illegal to enforce dress code or grooming policies against hairstyles such as afros, braids, twists and locks.
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"Decorum is important, especially for this institution, and a dress code in the chamber and the lobby makes sense," the Speaker added.
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The funeral home had a dress code for public-facing employees: suits and ties for men, skirts and business jackets for women.
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When men are expected to tie slip knots around their necks in professional offices, a dress code is part of the job.
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Suddenly pink-and-red color combinations, part of the dress code of the movement (or cult, as some call it), are everywhere.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — What did you think about the various dress code brouhahas detailed in the article?
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"There is no dress code policy that prohibits any cornrow or any other method of wearing of the hair," he told KHOU.
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The dress code is fairly open to interpretation, meaning you really need to be attuned to how your office applies its rule.
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When the police caught a woman straying from the dress code, they issued a notice in exchange for her husband's ID card.
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Computer engineers, who have had to adhere to a traditional, even conservative, dress code, will now be allowed to dress more casually.
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While dress code for the war remains unclear, we do know that there will be several side dishes and comfort animals present.
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The White House does not have an official dress code, according to its Press Office, but every administration has its own norms.
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A glaring omission A Texas high school is apologizing for causing an uproar after filming a video showcasing school dress code violations.
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He also famously implemented the NBA's dress code which required players to wear business casual attire to games, and launched the WNBA.
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It's also a good idea to find out if a job requires you to purchase a uniform or follow a dress code.
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She added that she wants families to care as much about their children's academic performance as they do about this new dress code.
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Journalist Gabriel Sherman wrote in a biography of Ailes that he had pushed a dress code for female anchors that some found inappropriate.
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The five-day spectacle comes with a strict dress code – and the rules are very specific when it comes to women s hats.
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According to Colwell, the school's dress code policies aren't too strict; they're just enforcing them properly compared to other schools in the area.
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One ordinance created a dress code for employees of "quick-service facilities" that required employees wear at least a tank top and shorts.
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"The panel concluded that the vagueness doctrine did not warrant an injunction prohibiting enforcement of the Dress Code Ordinance," the appeals court wrote.
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Dress code also indicates how potential hires might present themselves to clients, said Phifer, so it's best to dress more formally than casually.
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The video was meant to, he said, "remind ALL students" of the school's dress code and he apologized for it not doing so.
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Please accept my sincere apology for not ensuring our video achieved its intended purpose — to remind ALL students of our dress code expectations.
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I'm self-conscious, though, so I stick to my dark, slimming dress code no matter how high my annual deodorant budget may become.
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The statement also included an announcement of plans to revise the employee dress code and address the scheduling complaints raised by the petition.
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It also clears the way for employers to cite religion in determining workplace policies on dress code, grooming and bathroom and locker access.
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Many joined the suggested dress code and accessorized with Time's Up merch, including the $12 pin (that you can buy for herself here).
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The conservative Muslim country enforces a strict dress code for women in public, bans them from driving and prohibits the mixing of sexes.
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Now, one group of students is turning that rule on its head by using that "punishment" to protest the dress code in question.
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According to Amnesty International, between March 2013 and March 2014, upwards of 2.9 million women received a police warning for dress code infractions.
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Goldman Sachs has just implemented a "flexible dress code" although the executive memo noted gnomically that "casual dress is not appropriate every day".
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One Kentucky high school student recently sported an oversized T-shirt with a passionate message to school to protest new dress code policies.
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The school's full dress code was not available online, and Hueneme High School did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for additional comment.
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The star followed the barley there, skin-baring dress code in a low-cut, sheer LBD, lace-up sandals, and seriously dewy skin.
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How easy would it have been for United to privately remind the passengers about the dress code and send them on their way?
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While the dress code probably means the experience will be filmed, that hasn't stopped people from calling the band out for their request.
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At the 2017 dress code-free BAFTAs, Kate wore a black patterned off-the-shoulder gown by Alexander McQueen, her wedding dress designer!
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The dress code for all of Coane's bridesmaids was simply floral, meaning each woman gave her own personal take on the pastoral aesthetic.
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Oklahoma student Rose Lynn scribbled on her shirt what a school administrator told her when she was sent home for violating dress code.
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" On Thursday, Speaker Paul Ryan's office responded to the controversy by agreeing that the dress code "could stand to be a bit modernized.
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JuJu hit up Mastro's in Bev Hills Friday night, but the doorman gave him a 10 yard penalty for violating the dress code.
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In an effort to attract new talent, Goldman Sachs has recently ditched its strict suit-and-tie dress code for more flexible guidelines.
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Two weeks ago, citing an obscure dress code rule, the airline removed a 10-year-old girl from a flight for wearing leggings.
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It's still unclear if the new dress code will stick and eventually roll out to more stores and for more of Walmart's employees.
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Women are required to dress modestly, but there is no specific written dress code and compliance varies in different regions and different situations.
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State officials argued the century-old dress code law is needed to prevent voter intimidation and maintain the integrity of the election process.
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The Met should mark the dates of Fashion Week and throw open its doors with gala performances that enforce a strict dress code.
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The informal style of Entireworld would be great for an L.A. creative director but not if your job has an actual dress code.
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The dressy enough for a nice dinner, yet casual enough to wear to an afternoon barbecue ensemble nails today's formal-ish dress code.
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It's a lot easier to get people to commit when they don't have to meet a reservation or think about a dress code.
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"This new dress code is what partners have in their closets," Mario Leon, the manager of the Manhattan location, said in a statement.
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Instead of worrying about what they wear, they should be thinking about their education — and your dress code is getting in the way.
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One of my favorite things about this job is that the dress code is much more relaxed, so I wear jeans most days.
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Mr. Silvert, a lawyer in Illinois, recalled Judge Garland's reasoned approach when he tried to loosen the school dress code to allow shorts.
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The school district also said it plans to review its dress code policies with its staff to avoid similar instances in the future.
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Dress code is strictly pink for the annual bash held by promoters Sholay Events, known for their flamboyant south Asian-inspired dance parties.
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But women are still barred from driving and must obey a strict dress code requiring that they wear loose robes when in public.
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In 2012, at the European Cup, held in Canazei, Italy, she lost points because her headscarf failed to meet the approved dress code.
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In June, JPMorgan made business casual its new dress code, joining General Electric, IBM and others in moving away from traditional business attire.
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Questions of dress code almost always concerned only male business attire, "underlining the strong association between investment banking and masculinity," the report said.
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Breaking the suit-and-tie dress code in Washington is a risky move, and poor fashion choices have been publicly shamed by observers.
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The relaxed enforcement of a women's dress code in Iran may be partly rooted in the impracticality of prosecuting, fining and imprisoning violators.
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The dress code is come as you are, or rather, come as you would like to be seen in a tight, flirty space.
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What if you're gender-nonconforming and you want to wear a suit, but the dress code tacitly assumes you'll be in a frock?
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A combined 79% of workers surveyed by Randstad US reported their current workplace dress code was either business casual, casual or non-existent.
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The orchestra — the oldest in the United States, with its 176th season wrapping up — has quietly been talking about modernizing its dress code.
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Deborah Borda, the Philharmonic's president and chief executive officer, said that some players approached her last fall to discuss updating the dress code.
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Stern presided over four player lockouts and angered some players with tough disciplinary decisions and the adoption of an unpopular sideline dress code.
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First up: Figuring out the dress code itself and just how formal (or informal) it leans, depending on the workplace or professional event.
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Stern had a hand in numerous initiatives that changed the league, including drug testing, the salary cap and implementation of a dress code.
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They're required to abide by the glamorous dress code, and sometimes they're told not to speak to celebrities unless the celebrities instigate conversation.
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Stern had a hand in nearly every initiative to do that, including drug testing, the salary cap and implementation of a dress code.
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On the Runway And so we come to yet another chapter in the continuing opus of dress code in the late twenty-teens.
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PwC stressed that the dress code required by Portico in December 2015 was Portico's policy and had been enforced by a Portico supervisor.
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The dress code imposed on the women of Mosul started soon after the Islamic State overran the city more than two years ago.
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I love it so much that I first bought one in blue, needing more clothes that fit in with dress code at work.
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A public school board in Durham County, N.C., voted Thursday to ban the Confederate flag and other hate symbols from its dress code.
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But with the LPGA's new guidelines, perhaps the dress code policy will remain par for the course with the sport's historically conservative attitudes.
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Jared Hensley, the athletic director at Soddy-Daisy High School in Tennessee, was filmed for a student broadcast talking about the dress code.
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The dress code is "casual elegant attire for ladies" and "collared shirts and pants for gentlemen," although "denim in good taste is permitted."
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It had views all over the city and had a dress code—that should tell you what kind of a place it was.
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They sent a letter in July alleging that teachers and administrators in the school district are selectively enforcing the dress code against female students.
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Consistent with their brand overall, the event had a fairly strict dress code: Attendees were urged to wear "dress slacks or chinos" — no jeans.
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It may be one reason why the organizers changed the dress code for the evening, usually a suited and booted affair, to casual attire.
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Sure, our work dress code might be a bit more casual than others', but that doesn't mean we're not ready to get to business.
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Although it stuck to Wimbledon's strict all-white dress code, if you're too thinking that doesn't quite sound "tennis friendly" — neither did the players.
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"If the gap between the floor and the garment is more than six inches it's out of dress code," Principal Tommy Hodges tells WBKO.
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Blue ribbons also became the accessory of choice among guests even though the dress code at the Dolby Theatre might have been black tie.
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Ultimately, this made way for the anything-goes office dress code many of us experience today, especially at tech startups and in coworking spaces.
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" They maintained that Lizzy was in "violation" of the dress code and that their intention was to "assist the student in addressing the situation.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — What do you think about the way Lizzy's school handled her so-called dress code violation?
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This isn't an exclusive screening, it's a screening with a dress code… and face-painters, photo booths, raffles for prizes, and other terrifying merriment.
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And though males are also given certain dress code guidelines, the strict and limiting regulations often lead to a feeling of shame amongst women.
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So, when we find someone who's able to balance their own personal aesthetic with a strict dress code, we're not just impressed — we're inspired.
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Actress Rose McGowan countered the black dresses by calling it a "silent protest" while others on social media criticized the dress code as hollow.
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At Urbana Middle School in Maryland, students who violate the dress code have to wear large yellow shirts, according to the Frederick News-Post.
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Etiquette experts claim there's a whole slew of style guidelines for the big day, here are five dress code rules for the royal wedding.
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"Almost all companies have moved to a business casual at most with a lot of companies moving to no dress code altogether," Kuchcik said.
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"Casual dress can lead to an environment that is more open-minded and allows for focus on ideas over a dress code," she said.
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For the super glam occasion, both actresses opted for some equally dramatic dresses (fittingly for a premiere where the dress code was "funeral attire").
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Now that she's in Congress, she has an opportunity to redefine what a lawmaker looks like — even if she sticks to the dress code.
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I drive over to the address on the meeting invite and realize this is a yacht club that probably has a dress code. Oops!
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Click on through to see options in a variety of price points and styles that won't leave you feeling intimidated by the dress code.
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The dress code for the room has required women -- reporters and lawmakers -- to wear dresses and blouses with sleeves if they want to enter.
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A spokesperson for Ryan's office told CBS News that the dress code has existed not only under Ryan but other House Speakers, including Pelosi.
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Joselyn Lewis told Houston NBC affiliate KPRC-TV she wasn't allowed on the premises by an administrator because she was violating the dress code.
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As for what to wear, my rule of thumb is to look at the dress code in your industry and dress slightly more formal.
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Technically the dress-code for the wedding stipulated that hats be worn rather than fascinators, but some people were just born to be rebels.
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But really, they grow their own food, they have their own water from the river, their own livestock, and have a certain dress code.
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It's the only item of clothing Saunders wants to see banned, telling the newspaper that locals so far have respected the new dress code.
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However, instead of creating positive mental associations with those colors, like in traditional advertisements, Dress Code uses them to communicate physical and emotional turmoil.
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A state lawmaker in Tennessee is proposing a bill that would require parents and other visitors to follow a dress code when visiting schools.
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A teen was reportedly told she violated her high school's dress code by being "busty" and "plus size" while wearing a blouse and jeans.
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A middle school student wearing ripped jeans was allegedly forced to put duct tape on her bare legs for violating her school's dress code.
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Replay Lincoln Park called on Chicagoans to "keep it classy" while implementing a new dress code Saturday that includes the iconic Trump campaign hat.
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Cilek, who is the executive director of the Minnesota Voters Alliance, responded by filing a constitutional challenge to the state's dress code for voters.
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Read more:Staff at a Houston-area school used a Sharpie to cover up a 7th-grader's fade, saying it was a dress-code violation.
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Noyce instituted a casual dress code to ensure the engineers were being heard by removing the hierarchy that fashion often creates in the workplace.
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While the pass rider dress code may not directly affect what all of us wear, it sends a message to us about United's values.
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A video posted by a Tennessee high school official went viral after he claimed girls were to blame for the new, stricter dress code.
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Worst of all, most of my American friends went to The American School in London, which, most importantly, did not have a dress code.
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Posen's contribution to this year's "tech white tie" dress code was an illuminating ball gown, which he teased on Instagram earlier in the evening.
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It's not a surprise that these stories have hit a nerve — stories of unfair dress code enforcement are nearly universal for students, especially girls.
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This sexist enforcement of our dress code was common until, at the end of my sophomore year, students took matters into their own hands.
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The bottom line: By playing in the tournament without abiding by the Islamic dress code, Paikidze-Barnes would be breaking Sharia, or Islamic, law.
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Her instructions for a proper formal invitation were rigid and specific, and nowhere did they include space for a dress code to be noted.
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A top competitor, JPMorgan Chase, took the leap into business casual nearly three years ago, making a more informal look the default dress code.
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An administrator then emails staff with the name of the girl in question, so she doesn't get demerits for being out of dress code.
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Emma Stein was just a freshman when she was cited for a dress code violation at her school, suburban Chicago's Evanston Township High School.
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As dress code controversies sweep the education system, parents and students are fighting back against policies that they see as sexist, racist, or both.
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Praised for being inclusive, progressive, and body-positive, the Oregon NOW model may be the foundation for the dress code policies of the future.
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Rather than direct their attention to these sorts of violations, faculty members unevenly applied the dress code, citing girls nearly all of the time.
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Most education departments let individual schools determine dress code, though they usually have a provision that the guidelines must comply with anti-discrimination policies.
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It doesn't end after grade school; double-standards in dress code also exist in the office and are just as awkward to deal with.
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Be aware that reservations are strongly recommended, especially during the weekend, and it has a dress code of smart casual with no sneakers permitted.
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That is how Julie Ann Giacobassi, an English horn player, wound up revolutionizing the dress code of the San Francisco Symphony in the 1980s.
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Unlike Royal Ascot in England, the Prix de Diane does not have a strict dress code dictating the minimum size of an acceptable hat.
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Kravitz's dazzling look also adhered to this year's sustainability dress code, as she borrowed the custom creation by Anthony Vaccarello for Yves Saint Laurent.
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Foreign women with visas to Saudi Arabia won't have to follow the strict dress code, but must cover their shoulders and knees, per NBC.
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There's the dress code, the weather — not to mention the pack of people one hopes to make envious (without upstaging the bride, of course).
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Social media recently took it upon itself to answer that question, after a brief flurry of rumors about a possible White House dress code.
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Additionally, have you ever had to adhere to a dress code for employment, participation on a sports team, school attendance or for religious observance?
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The dress code was black and white evening and after narrowing it down to two vintage dresses, I chose one from the Gatsby collection.
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In response, before the 2005 season, Stern unveiled a dress code that required players to wear business casual clothing at team and league events.
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In line with the dress code, attendees had been encouraged to rent clothes, buy a vintage ensemble, or to rewear something they already own.
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And aren't we all secretly grateful for a sense of fun, however misguided, even if it clashes with the dress code, and the wallpaper?
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Ralph Lauren is holding his show at a one-night-only Ralph's Club, with a dress code that requires black-and-white evening wear.
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"A spokesperson for the school district told Insider that the dress code bans "any action that circumvents or violates the provision regarding hair length.
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The funeral home argued it didn't discriminate based on "sex" because it required all employees to follow the dress code based on biological sex.
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"Honestly, rather than unblocking I was hoping The Choptank would revisit the intentions and effects of the specificity of their dress code," he wrote.
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Other parents have faced similar challenges When Woodley posted about her frustrations with the school's dress code on Facebook, other parents responded with outrage.
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He also had a role in many other initiatives that helped shape the league, including a drug policy, salary-cap system and dress code.
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The Ladies Professional Golf Association is telling players to either start covering up or get ready to pay up with its updated dress code.
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Still, when the opportunity presents itself, one must always invoke the dress code of Mean Girls — hence the emergence of what we're calling Burgundy Tuesday.
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She suggests asking someone you know about the dress code at the company or doing a simple Google search to find images of current employees.
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With these ever-shifting parameters in mind, we're presenting some common work situations, and suggestions on how to shop depending on your office's dress code.
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After I wore a big Jesus 'bling-bling'-style chain, the dress code was updated: 'Religious jewelry must be worn under the clothing, not visible.
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According to The Telegraph, roughly 200 miles of tweed are worn every year by spectators at Cheltenham, so Morestead fits in with the dress code.
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The federation's chief, Bernard Giudicelli, called for a dress code where players will wear mostly white — with no wiggle room for off-white or cream.
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"I knew the dress code, but it didn't occur to me that it was going to be a problem," Darcy's mother, Melissa Krueger, told CNN.
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Only in the past couple of years has the dress code been relaxed, with headscarves now optional, knee-length shorts permitted, and "modest dress" encouraged.
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Nowadays, some banks have opted for casual Fridays, which may be the start of a wholehearted embrace of a more relaxed Wall Street dress code.
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The school, Mystic Valley Regional, said that their hair violated the school's dress code but their parents argued that the disciplinary actions were racially motivated.
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However, she was stopped by an administrator who informed her that her outfit was breaking the dress code, and that she had to go home.
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While we can't speak to the airline's dress code policy, UGG provides a multitude of styles that offer endless wearability for casual and fashionable occasions.
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Students in Wilmington, North Carolina, are up in arms over a proposed dress code change that would ban skinny jeans at New Hanover County Schools.
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In addition, Serena was unseeded at the French Open, the same tournament where her black catsuit caused controversy due to violations against the dress code.
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With a dress code of "royal attire," the cast and fans showed up — and showed out — with their 'fros tall, edges laid, and locs flowing.
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A sign at the entrance of the Hasidic village of Kiryas Joel in New York informs visitors of the dress code and gender separation rules.
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Last week, Wimbledon enforced its all-white dress code so strictly that the tournament made a male tennis player Jurij Rodionov change his blue underwear.
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Dress code has always been an extreme all over America, as far as I know, and no one can deny it is aimed at girls.
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Volkman said the school's dress code was developed with the school's student government several years ago, but calls this an opportunity to revisit the policy.
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The policy goes on to say that any students not following the dress code will be required to change their clothing or be sent home.
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South Dakota governor considers transgender restroom bill For students who violate dress code policy, the punishment is typically being removed from class or sent home.
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"Over the break it came to my attention that there was an issue about dress code," he said during a press conference on Capitol Hill.
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"The passengers this morning were United pass riders who were not in compliance with our dress code policy for company benefit travel," the airline responded.
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But there's also a mix of prints and mini skirts that are begging to be paired with a leather jacket, formal dress code be damned.
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Even if the company's official dress code maxes out at "wear pants" it's still best to err on the side of professionalism, especially for interviews.
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"Meghan did not break royal protocol when her bra showed, as accidents or wardrobe malfunctions are not considered going against dress code rules," Meier explains.
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What's more, the wrap that the portrait studio supplied to the students actually violated the dress code, making the whole situation that much more hilarious.
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Beckham has run afoul of the league's dress code multiple times this season, most notably when he sported a $190,000 wristwatch during a September game.
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Read more: Staff at a Houston area school used a Sharpie to cover up a 7th grader's fade saying it was a dress code violation.
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The Enterprise, though, is a convenient template, because it provides a setting that resembles an actual office, with screens and workstations and a dress code.
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Liberals have a subliminal dress code of jeans, clever cotton t-shirts, tennis shoes, and sometimes a non-structured blazer thrown over the whole ensemble.
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"The panel concluded that the vagueness doctrine did not warrant an injunction prohibiting enforcement of the Dress Code Ordinance," Wednesday's ruling stated, according to CNN.
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T.I. felt the dress code had the effect of discriminating against African-Americans, and the restaurant has assured him the code will be less strict.
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The dinner's dress code, Women's Wear Daily reported, was "casual cocktail," so Mr. Khan sent cocktail dresses rather than the gowns he is known for.
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Just because you have to look professional or meet a certain dress code doesn't mean getting dressed for work has to lack creativity or style.
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The first Pride march took place in 225, a year later, to commemorate — loudly and without a dress code — those who fought for their rights.
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My school's feminist club met tirelessly with the administration and district school board, pushing them to approve a new dress code free from gendered language.
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They'll say things like, "They weren't adhering to the dress code" or that there was a guest list, or that it was a private party.
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The dress code was a particularly big draw: unlike many big Orlando parks at the time, management didn't discriminate against piercings, tattoos, or wild hairstyles.
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Ovitz adapted the formal dress code enforced by one of his heroes, M.C.A.'s Lew Wasserman: suits, black shoes, white shirts, ties, no casual Fridays.
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We didn't get a handbook at my summer internship telling us what to wear: It was left to my supervisors to enforce the dress code.
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From leaving room in your budget for tailoring to reading up on your school's dress code — here is how you can find the perfect dress.
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My advice: Only leave your home to celebrate if there's a dress code and a band is playing, and cook at home before you go.
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That there's a continuum between the kind of religiously enforced clothing restrictions in "Papicha" and the dress code on the red carpet is unfortunately obvious.
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School districts such as Evanston's District 28 and California's San Jose Unified have either borrowed heavily from the dress code policy or adopted it outright.
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Since the controversy, he says Manatee County has provided staff trainings and clarified wording in the dress code about what constitutes distracting or disruptive attire.
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Two years ago, Emma Stein protested outside the District 202 superintendent's office in a bid to get Evanston Township High to change its dress code.
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That gong-like awakening to how your body is received in public spaces is memorable for anyone who's ever been called out for dress code.
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The dress code was "Sunday Best," and never, even in the annals of Met Galas past, have boldfaced names raced so wholeheartedly toward a theme.
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The point is, when African Americans do something, it's inappropriate or against dress code, but when white people do it, it's "trendy," and it's true.
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At Goldman Sachs, for example, there has been, since June, "a year-round casual dress code" for its global engineering team, a company spokesman said.
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With that in mind, the designer chose to create a collection that, unlike her more formal first drop, wasn't constrained to any one dress code.
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United in 2017 denied travel to two young passengers for wearing leggings because they were traveling on employee passes, which has a stricter dress code.
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School district allows dreadlocks, just not long ones Barbers Hill Independent School District, which Arnold's high school is a part of, has a dress code.
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Starbucks tweaked its rules to allow employees to wear one facial piercing, as part of a new, simplified dress code, the company confirmed on Monday.
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Throughout the 2005-6 season he was widely questioned after instituting a dress code for players before and after games that some saw as racist.
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Earlier this week, a Baltimore seafood restaurant went the not-so-great kind of viral, after photos of its dress code were posted on Twitter.
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"The only dress code we have is: Your pants can't be hanging off your waist," Ms. Carr Falsetta said, winking at the customers listening in.
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A new power-sharing government vows to hold elections in three years, is negotiating peace in Darfur and has eased the dress code for women.
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Woodley said she was told to either braid the boy's hair and pin it up in a dress code-approved bun or cut it off.
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The French Open is introducing a dress code for next season, with an official pointing out three-time champion Serena Williams as a prime reason.
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Ms. Harland said the company had not found evidence of men rating women based on attractiveness and that there is no dress code at Bloomberg.
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Chinese officials ignore Islam values like the strict adherence to permitted "halal" foods and dress code, instead detaining Muslims and force-feeding them communist propaganda.
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The funeral home had a dress code for its funeral directors that required men to wear business suits and women to wear jackets and skirts.
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There's another dress code conundrum playing out in America's high school hallways, this time at Buchanan High School in Clovis, CA. An addendum that would allow male students to have long hair and sport earrings was recently rejected, prompting a group of students at the school to start a petition to institute a gender-neutral dress code in the Clovis United School District (CUSD).
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Pounding the pavement for a dress that fits into your budget, fits the event's dress code, and, most importantly, fits you perfectly is far from easy.
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From the Instagram photos, it seems that the dress code was "straight outta Compton," with some guests emulating the style of Ice Cube's barrier-breaking group.
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BYU's decision to start selling caffeinated drinks is part of that, along with things like recent dress code changes and the "I'm a Mormon" ad campaign.
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In response, Teen Vogue notes that Goble, who attends Maine South High School in Park Ridge, IL, started a petition to update her school's dress code.
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There's a reason newcomer brands like Ganni and Batsheva are flourishing; they've mastered the breezy, all-dress-code-appropriate dresses that have reinvented warm weather style.
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Rosemary Young was handed a copy of the new parental dress code when she wore a satin cap to pick up her son from the school.
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Even in the dress code Pinterest board for rush, they included outfits that were labeled as "soft butch," which made me feel more isolated than included.
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Many people replied to Emily's tweet with support and praise for her bravery in speaking out against the school's seemingly sexist enforcement of its dress code.
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Potential hiccups range from the availability of visas to the dress code: spending a week trekking or sightseeing in a full-length abaya will be sweaty.
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If a teacher has a dress code concern, it is not unusual for a student to be sent to the office to help resolve the issue.
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Clothing in Bhutan is actually relegated by the Driglam Namzha, or official dress code of the country, which dictates what all citizens are allowed to wear.
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According to the Associated Press, the French Tennis Federation wasn't a fan of the mother of one's look and will be introducing a new dress code.
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In addition, Williams, 37, was unseeded at the French Open, the same tournament where her black catsuit caused controversy due to violations against the dress code.
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Chairman of the Standing Committee of Congressional Correspondents Billy House told CBS that dress code enforcement has long been subject to the discretion of chamber security.
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The move ditches the "modern professional" dress code that required male employees to wear business socks, and female employees to wear tailored dress trousers or dresses.
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Then the principal called me into her office and we talked, and she said they would review the dress code at the end of the year.
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A spokesperson for Ryan's office told CBS News that the dress code has existed not only under Ryan but other House Speakers, including Democrat Nancy Pelosi.
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At the time, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said that while he prefers that players comply with dress code rules, he respects their choice to speak out.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Stewart was quick to call out Cannes' strict dress code, which called for women to wear gowns and heels.
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CUSD's dress code currently stipulates that male students' hair can't be longer than "the mid-point of a standard stand-up shirt collar," and earlobes visible.
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Cox is completely serious about wanting to see the dress code become a reality, undeterred by possible setbacks and previous petitions that have tried and failed.
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According to Yahoo, the West Milford dress code states that "halters, half-shirts, shorts, or sweaters and blouses that expose breasts or stomachs" are all forbidden.
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Bimba went on to develop his own style -- known as capoeira regional -- which instituted a set of rules and a strict dress code, according to Google.
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It can be difficult to know what to wear to work when your company doesn't have a dress code, however, "clean and pressed" seems pretty straightforward.
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The firm told its 237,420 workers on Friday that it was making business casual its everyday dress code, according to an internal memorandum reviewed by DealBook.
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When parents and students in Louisville, Kentucky, got wind of Butler Traditional High School's dress code policies forbidding certain hairstyles, they spoke up and spoke out.
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A teen said she was taken out of class twice for breaking her school's dress code by wearing the wrong type of crew-neck T-shirt.
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"Whiskey River has a standard dress code that states everyone must dress gender appropriate to the gender stated on their state-issued driver's license," Blohm said.
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Each afternoon, 4,500 people gaily obeyed a pink-and-white dress code and enjoyed such classic pastimes as dancing, lazing about and flirting with police officers.
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These dress code rules seem to exist to police teen girls' modesty, with the onus being placed on them to avoid "distracting" the boys in class.
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In practice, the dress code in my school is now all but nonexistent, except for requiring that underwear must be covered, as well as the midriff.
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Watts, in a phone interview on Monday, conceded that she did not initially realize that the girls were using passes that entailed following a dress code.
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Now the students are proposing that the dress code be gender neutral: a list of acceptable clothing with no determination of which gender should wear what.
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The company also offers accessories, like jewelry and clutches, as well as a wedding concierge to help guests find an appropriate outfit for any dress code.
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Taffeta, chiffon, sequins, and beads became figure skating costume staples in the '80s, but Katarina Witt's outfit caused a major stir, even changing dress code rules.
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They even debated whether people who joined in the 51-block march from Greenwich Village to Central Park should be required to follow a dress code.
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Ex-WWE wrestler Natalie Marie Coyle claims she was refused entry to the Qantas business class lounge in Melbourne because she broke its dress code guidelines.
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However, as employees of an actual Dotcom, we can confirm that the standard dress code around here is business casual (emphasis on the casual in editorial).
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Arnold's dreadlocks hit below his shoulders, though he puts them up in an effort to comply with the dress code, his mother Sandy Arnold told CNN.
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Student Suspended Over Dreadlocks Is Invited to the Oscars by 'Hair Love' Team DeAndre Arnold was told his dreadlocks violated his Texas high school's dress code.
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"Viking does not enforce its own dress code, and this to us was not up to the standard of a five-star cruise line," said Ilene.
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Arnold's dreadlocks reach below his shoulders, though he puts them up in an effort to comply with the dress code, his mother Sandy Arnold told CNN.
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"We even found we had a Nigel dress code â€" two Nigels walked up to each other and looked identical but had never met each other.
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She shares pictures of Tink on Facebook each day, with his braided hair pinned up into a bun -- in full compliance with the district's dress code.
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Yes, there is biased policing against black people, but they bring a lot of it upon themselves, with the dress code, the swagger on the streets.
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The court's rephrased question makes it clear that the justices read Price Waterhouse as encompassing a broad view of stereotyping, well beyond the dress code issue.
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The discussion usually revolves around their dress code or the way they behave in society, or the way that they carry themselves, or whether they're oppressed.
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As a result, school principals started to ban pricey sportswear, paving the way for some of the dress code and uniform policies on the books today.
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During The Box interview, the principal acknowledged implementing the same dress code at a different school, but she did not accuse the parents there of dressing obscenely.
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Clinton she was "likable enough" — and in the stories she highlighted, like a Kansas state senator who established a dress code for women testifying before his committee.
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The dress code has been criticized, including by Houston-area officials, for being racist and classist, as obscene clothing does not appear to be the sole focus.
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Lindsay Lohan takes the dress code for her employees at the Lohan Beach House so seriously, you may get fired if you don't wear the proper footwear.
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Gavin Newsom signed the Crown Act into law, making it illegal to enforce dress code or grooming policies against hairstyles such as afros, braids, twists, and locks.
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Plus, Boon + Gable is deeply familiar with the San Francisco market – even knowing the dress code at area tech companies, to help it inform its stylists' choices.
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The NBA loosened its dress code for the 2018-2019 season, allowing players to wear any color of sneakers for the first time in the league's history.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Unlike other Oscar weekend events taking place in Los Angeles on Friday, the one thrown by United Talent Agency didn't have a dress code.
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If the most fashionable party of the year's dress code requires custom high-fashion creations, then you know the afterparty looks require the sexiest, shortest dresses imaginable.
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She created social media platforms and a website called My Stealthy Freedom where women in Iran take photos of themselves without hijabs to oppose Iran's dress code.
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If there was a secondary dress code to last night's Met Gala — Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination — it was to bring your most ornate headpieces.
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In an interview on BuzzFeed News' AM to DM, Mac said "you can tell by the specificity of the dress code" how it unfairly targets black women.
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