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John Fielding, CEO
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The dress code for the public areas is smart casual and for the VIP areas is formal.
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Rob Bruff, Nightclub Bouncer
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Casual dress is acceptable for most situations and occasions but some establishments may require a more formal dress code.
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Sam Hayden, Gothic Nightclub Owner
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Etiquette The dress code in South Africa is casual, except in some restaurants and clubs that require formal attire.
Dress code is casual to formal, however, during the summer months it's not unusual to see people wearing shorts.
This is a formal attire with Dress Blues.
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Phuong Nguyen, Exotic Dancer
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Formal attire optional (or dress as your favorite showgirl or gambler!
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Sarah Kennedy, Fashion Model
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The Male Formal Paint Brush would dress your pet in a tuxedo and the Female Formal Paint Brush would adorn your pet in an evening gown.
Dress your family in warm or dark tones if you desire a formal portrait, denim shirts and jeans if you prefer a casual outdoor portrait.
Formal attire such as a necktie or dress is never needed - trousers and sweaters are the style.
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