Conference Wear - how do we feel?
I'll be attending a small, seemingly very chill conference. I.e., not MLA, Medieval Academy, etc. I don't want to bring my suit jacket and I also don't want to wear it. So, how about the nice sweater and slacks option? It'll be cashmere...or a shirt with a nice scarf? Or both?
I just don't want to have to bring the usual fare...
Thoughts?
5 comments:
I usually wear a nice dress shirt and slacks, or possibly a nice dressy sweater, at my field conference, which is small and full of people who look like wanna-be Manhattan indie hipsters. So I say that's totally ok, but I go to conferences that are much less suit-oriented.
Someone told me that the scarf is the feminine equivalent of the tie, so that is always a good option.
I think sweater is fine. If you bring both, you can make a final call based on temperature and what others are wearing.
I agree. But then, understand, comfort is all impt for me. I figure they're only going to see me from bust up, so as long as I look professional there, I can get by with slacks, comfortable shoes, etc.
Bon voyage!
Sweater and slacks is more than appropriate! You'll look great.
PS--NEW SCARF!
I have a bunch of jackets that I can wear with a sweater or silk tee and slacks or a skirt, depending. So it's not formal formal, but the jacket provides some polish, (and warmth, which you may or may not need) and color contrast, etc.
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