DLV dress guidelines (draft)

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This posting is from: Joann Marie
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Annie---Your "dress guidelines" are really understandable ---"be
appropriate for the occasion". I can handle the wardrobe to "pass" as
causal, or as office-professional, or at a semi-formal dinner party,
and an evening "dress-up" for a Play or dinner at a nice restaurant.

However, since I do not go out "clubbing" could you further define---
"Clubwear" ????----

-type of dress---
-sleeves?
-strapless?
-skirt--[length?]
- height of heels ?
- leather?
- wrap?

Thanks. JoAnn Marie

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This posting is from: annie
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> However, since I do not go out "clubbing" could you further define---
> "Clubwear" ????----

I was gonna point you at web sites for three of the Las Vegas area shops
that carry "clubwear", but I can't find any of them, those being Thriller
Clothing Company, Las Vegas Clubwear, and Bare Essentials.

It's the often snug, often skimpy, almost always revealing outfits that
are (intended to be) worn by those lucky enough to be under 30 and under
130. :)

You'll see this stuff at Freddies and even at the various T* specialty
shops as well.

> -type of dress---

Short, usually skimpy, often very snug.

> -sleeves?

Usually none, else short.

> -strapless?

Often

> -skirt--[length?]

Short

> - height of heels ?

High to very high

> - leather?

Often, sometimes PVC, etc.

> - wrap?

Sometimes

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