What do I wear to that?

• Wedding guest — follow the dress code on the invitation. Skip white and anything that competes with the couple. Daytime weddings suit lighter colors and fabrics; evening ones call for darker, dressier choices.
• Job interview — match the company's everyday dress, then go one step dressier. Fit and a neat finish matter more than labels.
• First date — one notch above your everyday, in something you can sit, walk, and relax in. You want to look like yourself on a good day.
• Cocktail party — for men, a suit or a blazer and trousers, tie optional. For women, a knee- to midi-length dress or dressy separates.
• Black-tie gala — for men, a tuxedo. For women, a floor-length gown, or a very formal cocktail dress or elegant separates where the invitation allows.
• Graduation — daytime smart casual that photographs well. Wear shoes you can stand in for hours, and check the weather if it's outdoors.
• Holiday party — festive but comfortable. Rich textures such as velvet, deep colors, or one piece with a little shine.
• Brunch — relaxed daytime: easy layers, clean sneakers or loafers, nothing that needs ironing mid-mimosa.

Choose womenswear or menswear and pick the event. Tailr designs a complete head-to-toe outfit for it (top, bottom, shoes, and outerwear where the look needs it) using real products that are in stock now, so you can shop the pieces you don't own.

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