About Ruth L. Kern who wrote this Dress Code article
Mrs. Kern has been a model, a pageant judge and an International Image and Etiquette Consultant for 20 years. She has helped prepare young women to compete in pageants, to prepare for a modeling career or to just make the most of their personal appearance.
She is an author of:
- The Ladies Who Lunch
- American Dining and Entertaining Etiquette; Manners for the Table
- American Etiquette for a Formal Party; Manners for the Hosts, Guests and Catering Staff
- An Etiquette Afternoon; A Discussion of American Manners
- American Dining and Entertaining Etiquette; Manners for the Table
- American Etiquette for a Formal Party; Manners for the Hosts, Guests and Catering Staff
- Tips on Modern American Dining Etiquette
- Tips on Modern American Wedding Etiquette
- Ruth has also featured as an etiquette expert on NBC's series, "Starting Over".
Visit Ruth Kern website
Dress Code
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Introduction
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White Tie
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Black Tie
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Black Tie Preferred, Black Tie Optional or Black Tie Invited
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Formal
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Informal
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Casual
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Business Casual
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Country Club Casual
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Dressy Casual
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Traveling Attire for Business
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Traveling Attire for Personal Travel
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Ladies Who Lunch Attire
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Wedding Attire
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Shower Attire
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Christening Attire
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Dinner Attire During the Week
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Dinner Attire for Saturday Evening
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Attire for Baseball Games, Football Games, Rock Concerts, Etc.
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