The dress code for these conferences is really formal, students are expected to dress in professional business attire every day.
The following list is provided by the official SIMUN as a general guideline for both male and female students involved in the programme:
The following list is provided by the official SIMUN as a general guideline for both male and female students involved in the programme:
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MALE STUDENTS ACCEPTABLE ATTIRE FOR MALES:
-dress shirt (can be long sleeve or short sleeve) - tie (tied appropriately, should not be worn loosened around the neck) - dress trousers - dress shoes - suit coat (optional) - school uniform (including shirt/tie/long trousers) UNACCEPTABLE ATTIRE FOR MALES - jeans, corduroy or any kind of denim trousers - sneakers - baseball caps - any other type of hat (unless worn for religious purposes or as part of the national dress of home country being represented) - un-tucked shirts (shirts are expected to be tucked in at all times) - shorts of any type - t-shirts of any type worn as the primary shirt (t-shirts worn under a dress shirt are fine) - ‘sagging’ trousers - all trousers should be belted at waist level |
FEMALE STUDENTS ACCEPTABLE ATTIRE FOR FEMALES
- women’s business suit with skirt/slacks, blouse and jacket - professional dresses - skirt/blouse combinations - slacks and blouse combinations - dress shoes, sandals - scarves as part of a professional ensemble or head-dress - head coverings are fine if worn for religious purposes or as part of a national costume of the female’s home country or the country being represented - school uniforms consisting of blouse with skirt/trousers UNACCEPTABLE ATTIRE FOR FEMALES - jeans, corduroy or any kind of denim trousers, skirt or jacket - sneakers - hats, berets, bandanas - very tight, form fitting trousers - trousers with studs, embroidery, or any other type of applied designs - miniskirts - low cut blouses - blouses that are very tight/form fitting - shorts of any type - tops that reveal a bare midriff - t-shirts of any type |
