semi formal?

[mbhandy]

Well in that case I guess you could go for a dressy/casual look you would still look better than most theater goers these days it's amazing what people think is proper dress these days.

Here in Park City Formal is clean jeans, a pressed shirt and Sorel boots.

MrBill

[McMurdo]

Here in Park City Formal is clean jeans, a pressed shirt and Sorel boots.

MrBill

Well there is no accounting for tastes, just because something can be done does not mean that it should be done.

[mbhandy]

Well there is no accounting for tastes, just because something can be done does not mean that it should be done.

Last time Marilyn and I went to the Egyptian Theatre I was Kilted casually. (Cable knit Sweater) Went to the after party and lots people wanted to know if I was cold? I had on my SWK heavy weight Black Watch and I was actually hot inside and comfortable outside.

MrBill

[thescot]

Well there is no accounting for tastes, just because something can be done does not mean that it should be done.

De gustibus non disputandum.

[davedove]

Quite probably, if you wore a sport jacket and tie, you would be the best dressed guy there. Heck, you're in Texas, you should wear your jeans, boots, and hat.

Now, if you want to dress up, go for it. You'll outshine everyone there and maybe a few will get the idea.

[Bob C]

It depends, in part, on the venue. I saw Lord of the Dance in a college gymnasium.

Even semi-formal would have been a bit much there.

[Alaskan Kilted Guy]

Here in Park City Formal is clean jeans, a pressed shirt and Sorel boots.

MrBill

Same here in Fairbanks!