The 10 most common dress codes
A dress code helps the guests to make the right choices in an appropriate outfit for the occasion or party. Which rules of the specified dress code you should take seriously and what freedoms you have in making changes in the options of the dress code. By following the rules, you show respect to the host and hostess and ensure that you leave a good impression with them and the other guests.






The different dress codes explained
Using a dress code for a party is becoming increasingly popular! By choosing a dress code, you ensure that the guests appear on the occasion in the desired style. But which style belongs to which dress code? We are going to give you direction in the wood of guidelines and possibilities. In the list you can see the 9 different dress codes which are often asked for an event. This way you jump directly to the page of the specific dress code.
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Choosing a dress code for your event
If you want to provide a dress code to your guests yourself, do not ask the impossible of your guests. Don’t put a dress code on your invitations if you know that your invitees will have problems getting the correct cloths. Also consider whether this type of dress code also matches the personality/culture of your guests and is taking a big cut off their budget. Both can form a barrier for coming to your party.
Dresscode Black Tie
At black tie event the ladies are expected in a long dress. At some occasions, a stylish cocktail dress is allowed. The refinement for the ladies is in the details. Read more about the dresscode Black-tie
Dresscode White Tie
Especially on official events it is requested to appear in this formal dress code. These are special dinners, a formal gala or meetings with representatives off the government, royal family or business. Read more about the dresscode White-Tie
Dresscode Gala
In general, a gala is a formal event, where stricter dress codes apply than at casual parties. Appearing in the right clothes you show appreciation for the invitation. Read more about the dresscode Gala
Dresscode Cocktail
The cocktail dress code is an ultimate dress-to-impress opportunity for the ladies, with a cocktail dress as the centre-piece. It is a much-requested dress code for weddings. Read more about the dresscode Cocktail
Dresscode Tenue de Ville
In dress code tenue de ville the ladies are expected to wear a cocktail dress, short dress or a suit, optional finished with a hat or other hair accessories. Read more about the dresscode Tenue de Ville
Dresscode Wedding
A dress code for a wedding is becoming increasingly popular! By choosing a dress code, the bridal couple knows that the guests appear at the wedding in a desired style. Read more about the dresscode Wedding
Dresscode Great Gasby
The Great Gatsby stands for glamour, glitter and grotesque parties from the 1920s of America. The party elite's motto was 'a little party never killed nobody'. Read more about the dresscode Great Gatsby
Dresscode Smart Casual
With the Smart Casual dress code you combine clothes in a playful way, on the condition that everything looks neat and stylish. Because this can be interpreted in many ways, you will see many differences in implementation. Read more about the dresscode Smart Casual
Dresscode Casual chic
The Casual Chic dress code is often requested at parties where the guests are expected to dress nicely. With this dress code you can wear a neat combination of an everyday outfit. Read more about the dresscode Casual Chic
Dresscode Summer Chic
If the wedding or party is on the beach or in a garden, the dress code Summer Chic is an option. The name already betrays it a bit, summer clothing with a chic look. Read more about the dresscode Summer Chic
Choose an outfit which suits you and the dress code
You go to a party and you doubt what to wear. Most dress codes offer you some freedom to ensure you can be yourself. The party will be positive remembered when you are feeling comfortable and being able to enjoy the party. But don’t over kill it, because nobody wants to stand out negatively.