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One of them is used as a motif of quadrilateral headscarves. The materials used vary, from thick cotton, cotton to silk.

This hijab is almost the same as the hijab description above, but this hijab has a slightly bright color and has a scouting of several colors. Hijab like this is also suitable for you to use if you are using plain clothes without a motive. This headscarf can also be used for formal and non-formal events.


As if figuring out what to wear on the average day weren’t hard enough. Now you’ve got to decipher what looks “casual chic” (?!?) for a big event. “Hosts are getting so creative with dress codes that guests are left scratching their heads,” says Derek Guillemette, the director of ready-to-wear for Rent the Runway, a company that rents designer evening wear. “Our personal stylists are bombarded with questions from customers about which styles will fit well and fit within a certain dress code.” And it’s not only women; men are stumped, too. To the rescue: a handy invitationese-to-English dictionary. So you and your other half can rise to any occasion.

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If the Dress Code Is Black Tie (a.k.a. Formal)
Translation: Old Hollywood glamour.

The safe bet: A tea- or floor-length gown is the way to go for upscale fetes, like formal weddings, charity galas, and awards ceremonies. Be a celebrity for the night and strut your stuff in a gorgeous satin, taffeta, or beaded number. Try a Hepburn-esque column or an A-line in red, navy, or emerald, which stands out from black and complements many skin tones, says Guillemette. As for accessories, “choose a dramatic necklace or dangling earrings, but never both,” he says. When in doubt, opt for time-honored classics, like diamond drops or a pearl necklace, over something too costumey. And an evening bag is a must; invest in one metallic clutch that can look dressed up or down for all your parties. Finally, be wary of trains and fishtails (because when you trip, no one will think it’s charming, à la Jennifer Lawrence at the Oscars), loud prints (talking to you, cheetah!), and body-conscious styles (save them for A Night at the Roxbury). In the South, the rules of black tie are strictly adhered to and decorum prevails, says Tara Guérard, the owner of Soirée, in Charleston, South Carolina, a company that plans and designs events. Be especially mindful about not spilling out of necklines and slits.

What a guy should wear: A tuxedo with a black bow tie. “Make it a real tie, not a clip-on,” says Guillemette. Whether you rent or buy, select a trend-defying notch- or peak-lapel jacket with one or two buttons. The dress code tends to be more lax on the West Coast, where more men are getting away with dark suits.

If the Dress Code Is Cocktail (a.k.a. Semiformal, After-Five)
Translation: An elegant party dress and a killer pair of heels.