It's flattering and structured, if a bit boring, but this wasn't a formal dinner it was an airport tarmac
Office party, a family affair, annual girlfriend get-together
For example, for men: A simple well-fitting Oxford button-down is fool-proof (you can dress it up with a tie or sweater if need be) Choose an Oxford that is blue or white or one that has a subtle check or stripe pattern (avoid loud colors or distracting patterns like gingham!) Clean navy blazer (not a suit jacket) with a white shirt is another fool-proof look make sure your shirt and blazer are ironed Leeward Dress Shirt from Mizzen + Main Premium Poplin Dress Shirt from Banana Republic Autumn Crest V-Neck from Peter Millar Jetsetter Stretch Italian Wool Blazer from Bonobos Formal Trousers from Hugo Boss Slim-fit Jacket in a Micro-Patterned Linen Blend by Hugo Boss Leather Penny Loafer by Peter Millar ST1 Hybrid Plain Toe Derby by Ecco Huston Chelsea Boot by AllSaints Classic Fit Wool Flannel Trousers by Brooks Brothers For tech interviews, career coach Austin Belcak of Cultivated Culture recommends that men going for a smart casual look wear an outfit of button-down shirt (no jacket or tie), khaki chinos (avoid jeans), and casual leather or suede shoes
Apple Cider Make sure to purchase apple cider, and not apple juice
Think part bebe, part Arden B, if you will (extra credit if you remember Arden B)
Material: Textile Fabric
