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11th March 07, 04:01 PM
#6
Well if it's semi-formal, it really doesn't matter, does it? It's your choice.
Yes, it bloody well does matter, and no, it isn't his choice; it's his hosts!
"Semi formal" is a dark business suit (not a blazer or sport coat), white shirt & tie, or kilt (a kilt, not a UK or something) and black (not tweed) Argyll with a white shirt & tie, with all the proper accoutrements (kilt hose, leather sporran, etc.). Highland or sassenach, it always involves a coat.
As Steve said, a waistcoat alone is not semi formal. If the invitation states semi formal and you don't have the proper kit, go in a business suit; to do otherwise is an insult to your host. The only time I wear waistcoats are with jackets, and then I leave the bottom button unbuttoned.
Last edited by PiobBear; 11th March 07 at 04:44 PM.
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