Decode this dress code please

<p>ok…here’s one to decode:</p>

<p>Fundraiser concert next week and the dress code is “snappy casual”. WHUH?</p>

<p>^^ That’s a new one on me, too! I googled it –
[snappy</a> casual – style](<a href=“http://pinterest.com/kelswilliams/snappy-casual-style/]snappy”>http://pinterest.com/kelswilliams/snappy-casual-style/)</p>

<p>well…it looks like cardigans and the ubiquitous double wrapped scarf…OH BROTHER. Maybe they should have said “the same old thing”.</p>

<p>Its way too hot for that so I will make it up as I go along!</p>

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<p>I’m guessing that would be false eyelashes and stilettos. :rolleyes:</p>

<p>We have an event tomorrow night. Dress code states women are expected to be lovely, men are to be reasonably clean.</p>

<p>Now that’s funny, zoeydoggie.</p>

<p>I think snappy casual calls for a new outfit.</p>

<p>My sister-in-law issues invitations for a dance every year that says “Medals will be worn” which she says wear your party frocks. In the winter my brother always wears a tux, but this weekend he had on a linen suit. My husband usually wears modern trachten (German semi-tradition outfit that is appropriate wedding attire there). Most people do get quite dressed up, though yesterday there was one guy in shorts and a polo shirt. :eek: People often do dig out running medals and the like and wear them, which is always a good conversation starter.</p>