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Encourage everyone to wear attire that represents their culture and bring (or suggest) foods that do the same
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Here is the dress-code abiding in the Royal Sector: Women: -elegant day outfit -dress/skirt should be modest, of appropriate length meaning knee-length or longer -shoulders should be covered -outwear and shawls are allowed -ladies suits are also allowed, but they have to be made of appropriate material in a given colour -hats are obligatory -other headwear is possible, under the condition that it has a basis of at least 10 cm diameter -shoulders and stomachs have to be covered -head sprays are forbidden (obligatory hats) Men: -grey or black outfit consisting of: vest, tie, hat is obligatory -men can take off their headwear at a restaurant, in private loge, terrace, balcony and garden -hats can also be taken off in any room that is in a garden -it is forbidden to decorate hats -black shoes are obligatory But in practice, what to wear to such event
