It's better paired with a dressier outfit like a suit.
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I would say something that's sportier and something that's dressier.
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Here, Johnson opted for a dressier, yet still semi-casual look.
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For dressier pieces, I go for Vacheron Constantin and Patek Philippe.
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Adding in this piece gives a dressier feel for the special occasion.
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Gabrielle Union also opted for camo pants, but went for a dressier approach.
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Even for dressier occasions, more sensible heels are increasingly popular, the analyst said.
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Yes. I paired it with a bootee to make it a little dressier.
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Do note: This spot is dressier than most in Bangkok, so plan in advance.
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Look for something with a metallic sheen or embellishment to make it feel dressier.
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Plastic frames tend to be sportier, and then a dressier look is something that's an aviator.
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Fedoras are best matched with a dressier look (suits, blazers) or at least a collared shirt.
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On a subsequent visit, I brought my sister and her friend, who gravitated to dressier fare.
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Fortunately, outdoor companies realized the need to mesh a dressier style with protection from the elements.
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You might not need them every day, but they're essential for times when you need something dressier.
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" Resist the urge to answer darkly; instead, try, "Dressier than office, but not as fun as cocktail.
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I wear them sparingly, mostly because it's a bit dressier than my day-to-day often calls for.
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At first I thought I'd wear the rings separately day to day, then together for dressier nights out.
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This dressier version of the pant is perfect for those looking to incorporate it into their work wardrobe.
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Far from a standalone statement piece, they serve as the dressier alternative to a season chock-full of shorts.
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Plus, there were even some dressier options for kids as well, making Crocs a great choice for every occasion.
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For the third look, I wanted to go all out and put together something dressier and a little more daring.
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Perfect for your summer outfit, the Big Bold Swatch can join another dressier watch as the basis of a collection.
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They're a bit dressier and of a slightly heavier weight than the 5-pocket styles included in this guide, however.
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The food is a little dressier, is ordered at the table and falls more neatly into appetizers and main courses.
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I don't really think it worked quite as well — it seemed mismatched to have a casual vest over this dressier top.
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Colorful socks, in particular, have become an increasingly popular way for men to get a little adventurous with their dressier clothing.
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I plan to wear this one with jeans for casual family dinners and a slip dress for dressier adults-only events.
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Later on Monday, Meghan and Harry pulled an outfit change, switching into dressier clothes to visit a market at the Andalusian Gardens.
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I dread getting invited to fancy events because I don't know if my dressier sweatshirts still make me look like a scrub.
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The leather on the front makes it look a little nicer so I feel comfortable wearing it even with slightly dressier clothes.
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It's lighter than a coat, heavier than a typical button-up shirt, and a bit dressier than a hoodie since its collared.
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Customers looking for dressier options might find what they're looking for at Jimmy Au's, which has served this customer base since 1982.
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And I've found myself gravitating towards The 40-Hour Flat more often during the weekdays than my Day Gloves thanks to the dressier silhouette.
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If you can wear jeans to the office or to a fancy New York City dinner, then you don't need as much dressier attire.
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While many women, including us, love the all-day comfort of Allbirds sneakers, these casual styles aren't always appropriate for the office or dressier environments.
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I throw in my white Muji sneakers and some high-top Adidas and a pair of Church's shoes in case I have to do something dressier.
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The dress is truly meant for every occasion, from a casual night out worn with comfy shoes to a dressier party or event paired with gold jewelry.
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You don't need to save those amazing vintage 501s for Saturday if you pair them with a dressier top and great shoes — like heels or ankle boots.
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The key is to make sure it's not too stiff or form-fitting — silk or a softer material makes it feel a little dressier and less office-ready.
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It's now dressier, with baton hour markers instead of Arabic numerals, and includes a blue version inspired by the 100th anniversary of the Royal Air Force this year.
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Wear one over a pair of wide-leg trousers or frayed jeans for daytime, then dress it up with strappy heels and extra-large statement earrings for dressier occasions.
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And if you're hoping to snag some of Stewart's signature gold lamé evening wear, she hopes to expand the collection with even dressier pieces and accessories down the line.
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Brent Murray For a dressier day, an off-the-shoulder top in a dress shirt fabric paired with white sneakers can make jean shorts feel casual, but put together.
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It looks adorable with casual jewelry and sandals, and easily dresses up with heels and dressier jewelry – especially the navy, which looks fantastic with gold jewelry and nude heels!
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Men should take a dressier loafer to wear in the evenings, while women need a pair of strappy sandals or low heels that can go from day to night.
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Whether they're white, black, gray, or even a bright primary color, the cleaner the shoe's design, the easier it will be to pull them off in a dressier situation.
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For dressier occasions, a block heeled sandal is ideal for travel — the in-between height goes with everything and eliminates the need for a high heel and a dressy flat.
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It's impossible to overdo it with these tinted lip oils — they leave lips shiny smooth, and are dressier than simple balm, with none of the annoying stickiness of a gloss.
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Marine chronographs are still a specialty, but the brand also offers dressier, classically designed mechanical wristwatches, with hand-enameled dials that range from simple and understated to colorful and elaborate.
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Plus, there are a variety of styles to choose from — so if you already own a go-to pair of walking sandals, there are a few dressier options to browse through.
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Together with Revlon, we're bringing you this super-easy (but not basic) beauty look you can wear for any occasion that calls for something dressier than a T-shirt and jeans.
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It's a dressier alternative to fringe: The slitted skirt allows for the same movement as your favorite slinkily strung looks, except the thicker strips are easier to manage (no untangling required).
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For kids' shoes, Hush Puppies doesn't have the most trendy options out there, but they do make several shoes styled perfectly for dressier occasions that wear as comfortably as any sneaker.
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I'm not talking about a gym sneaker, and there's a large difference with multicolors and just the wideness versus the narrowness of a everyday sneaker versus something that you would wear that's dressier.
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While Scott looked casual in slouchy jeans, a tie dye shirt and camouflage Von Dutch baseball cap, Jenner went for a dressier look in a $1,290 strapless Ben Taverniti Unravel Project trench mini dress.
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The no-pill material is slightly chicer than a normal athletic legging, so something about them feels "dressier" than my Lululemons, for example, which makes them easier to throw on for brunch or running errands.
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Jackets, you can have different silhouettes, you can have a dressier blazer for every occasion, but you can also have unconstructed jackets, or a jacket made of a jersey fabric, which serves a different purpose.
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But just as our nighttime wears would look far too "extra" by the light of day, our casual getups don't quite make the mark for dressier events (say, dinner and drinks with our latest right-swipe).
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There's her dressier button-down coats, which combine an organic, weather-proofed moleskin—a heavy cotton material—with PrimaLoft, a down alternative originally developed for the army to provide an insulator that stayed warm even when wet.
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An era of wearing athletic apparel in public may soon hit a wall as consumers choose dressier clothing instead, a trend that could impact sales at Lululemon, according to Canaccord Genuity analysts, who downgraded the stock to sell from neutral.
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The actress wore the waffle-knit number for the brand's presentation during New York Fashion Week in February and went for a dressier vibe, pairing her stripes with a tailored, similarly naval-inspired jacket and leather platform sandals (all Polo Ralph Lauren).
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It would be easy enough for her to tidy up her seafood appetizers, her main courses of fish and meat grilled on an open fire, and her pastas, which I can never eat without smiling, and serve them in a dressier dining room.
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"The dressier Mary Jane still features the same benefits Freshly Picked customers have come to love – they are soft-soled, made of premium 100 percent leather and have an easy-on elastic opening that keeps them secure on baby and toddler feet," the release continues.
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There's also the matter of hardware — the Ionic's design is functional, but it clearly looks and feels like something designed for fitness first, and I can't really see myself wearing it to a more formal event, unlike an Apple Watch or a dressier Android Wear device.
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Aniston has been spotted in one of the brand's best-selling styles that just got an update, the leather banded shield platform sandal, which is a tad dressier than a flat sandal, but still has that same rustic charm — perfect to wear to any summer wedding.
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And, thanks to the pointy, metallic, patent, and over-the-knee boots that are trending hard right now, it's not difficult to find a dressier boot option that suits your style (especially since most boots at your favorite shops right now are leaning more toward the dressy side).
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Gabriel, the 20-year-old son of Daniel Day-Lewis, on the other hand, opted for something a little dressier, pairing his button-up shirt and overcoat with a pair of slim-fitting corduroys and oxfords with just a cheeky hint of ankle all in an array of neutral taupe tones.
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They quickly became popular due to their convenience and comfort, and were popular in beach-themed stores and as summer shoes. During the 1960s, flip-flops became firmly associated with the beach lifestyle of California. As such, they were promoted as primarily a casual accessory, typically worn with shorts, bathing suits, or summer dresses. As they became more popular, some people started wearing them for dressier or more formal occasions.
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IFC Mall, Hong Kong J.M. Weston is a French luxury shoe company founded by Édouard Blanchard in 1891, in Limoges. It is renowned for its handmade shoes for men. They also produce a full line of leather goods ranging from belts and briefcases to luggage items. The company's most famous models are the 677 Chasse (a sturdy outdoor shoe), 598 Demi-Chasse (a dressier version of the Chasse), and the 180 Mocassin (a classic penny loafer).
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"Out of our discussion came the idea of style at an incredible price." Much, though, was left to Mimran's intuitive sense of what would sell: > ... we had no idea what the consumer would want from a food store; we had no > idea whether the prices would resonate, whether they wanted casual dress > versus something dressier. Everything that was done at that time, we did it > really without very much research. We just said let's build a line, let's > design the stores, the marketing, the [rounded dollar] price points.
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One of the more consistent uses of wamus is to describe a fringed leather tunic that slips over the head. For early American pioneer families in the Southern United States, the buckskin (later, cloth) wamus was widely worn by young and pre-teen boys in the late 18th and very early 19th century. The wamus, if it opened down the front, was either laced shut or held closed with a belt, with dressier versions made from elk skin. If made from cloth, the wamus was dyed blue and trimmed with yellow fringe.
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Tisci took over the label in 2005, putting it back on the design map with his daring, Goth-tinged fashions during a stellar 12-year tenure. Among Waight Keller’s key accomplishments was bringing couture back to the runway; Tisci had opted for static presentations, or sprinkling it into his men’s shows – and establishing Givenchy as the go-to brand for Markle’s dressier occasions, including Royal Ascot. She also continued the brand’s momentum on the red carpet. The house of Givenchy and Clare Waight Keller announce the end of their collaboration on 10 April 2020.
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An example of Louboutin's signature red-bottoms Louboutin helped bring stilettos back into fashion in the 1990s and 2000s, designing dozens of styles with heel heights of 120 mm (4.72 inches) and higher. The designer's professed goal has been to "make a woman look sexy, beautiful, to make her legs look as long as [he] can". While he does offer some lower-heeled styles, Louboutin is generally associated with his dressier evening-wear designs incorporating jeweled straps, bows, feathers, patent leather, red soles, and other similar decorative touches. He is most popularly known for the red leather soles on his high heel shoes, commonly referred to as "sammy red soled shoes".
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Five months after the opening of its first store, J.Crew added two new catalog lines: "Classics" and "Collections." "Collections" used more complicated designs and finer fabrics to create dressier and more expensive items, while "Classics" featured clothes that could be worn both to work and for leisure activities. In the fall of 1989, J.Crew opened three new stores in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts; San Francisco, California; and Costa Mesa, California, all locations with strong catalog sales. By the end of the year, retail sales nearly hit $10 million. Despite 1989, revenues that year were estimated at $320 million, J.Crew suffered a setback when its agreement to sell its Popular Club unit collapsed at the end that year.
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There is still a debate over whether this signaled a fundamental change in American culture -- many youth feel that flip-flops are dressier and can be worn in a variety of social contexts, while older generations feel that wearing them at formal occasions signifies laziness and comfort over style. In 2011, while vacationing in his native Hawaii, Barack Obama became the first President of the United States to be photographed wearing a pair of flip- flops. The Dalai Lama of Tibet is also a frequent wearer of flip-flops and has met with several U.S. presidents, including George W. Bush and Barack Obama, while wearing the sandals. While exact sales figures for flip-flops are difficult to obtain due to the large number of stores and manufacturers involved, the Atlanta-based company Flip Flop Shops claimed that the shoes were responsible for a $20 billion industry in 2009.
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