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  • I find the whole notion of smart/formal/casual etc impossible as it seems so subjective to me.

    Traditional English dress codes used to be far less subjective and ambiguous.

    Smart casual, for example, meant formal trousers, dress shoes, shirt, tie but most importantly a blazer or non matching jacket rather than a full matching suit.

  • And everyone got their suits made at a tailor. My grandads were working class but looked very dapper in their suits.

    Years ago I went to a wedding in Bermuda, where a lot of the guests were Americans working in finance, so I'd imagine pretty well-off. It was all baggy suit trousers, novelty ties etc... IMHO I looked better in my H&M outfit.

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