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  1. Sybill's Avatar
    1 23-05-2012  16:25
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    Dress code
    heyy
    can someone tell me what informal dressing is compared to formal dressing?
    thankss
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    2 23-05-2012  17:26
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    Re: Dress code
    It depends - formal could be office wear or evening wear
    Informal is just what you'd wear everyday ...
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    3 23-05-2012  18:11
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    Re: Dress code
    (Original post by ed-)
    It depends - formal could be office wear or evening wear
    Informal is just what you'd wear everyday ...
    ok thanks
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