Pockets: Side Pockets
Gentlemen: A tuxedo is preferred for this but a dark suit or a tie instead of a bowtie does work as well
Clothing Standards Bottoms (Pants, Shorts, Skirts, Dresses) Shorts must be loose-fitting and hemmed Shorts, dresses, and skirts must be no shorter than 6 inches above the top of the knee Pants and shorts must be fitted at the waist and stride Saggy pants are prohibited Pants may not drag on the ground or cover the foot Undergarments may not be visible above the beltline Belts are required on oversized pants and must be worn inside belt loops Side-buttoning, snapping, or Velcro pants are prohibited Writing on the seat of pants, warm-ups, or shorts is not acceptable Tops and Shirts All shirts must completely cover the midriff during normal daily activities Shirts must be long enough to tuck in and remain tucked when arms are raised When wearing leggings or tight-fitting pants, shirts must be long enough to prevent skin exposure when arms are raised Button-up or zippered shirts must be fastened to the second button position Shirts with holes are not acceptable The following are prohibited: halter tops, see-through clothing, low-cut tops, tank tops, muscle shirts, strapless garments, or unitards
Playing with material, texture, color, and cut are better and subtler ways to test the bounds of this dress code
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The jacket was also chosen by the actress Keira Knightley, a long-time Chanel
