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Dress code

Guest palette, fully decoded.

Brown expresses itself in different ways, and we want you to express yourself with it as well. Build around Chocolate Brown, refined browns, and deep Navy Blue, then keep the look dignified, polished, and classy.

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Guest palette

Brown first. Rich always.

Plan around Chocolate Brown, other refined shades of Brown, Navy Blue, and polished accents. English/formal wear only: dignified, polished, and classy.

Chocolate Brown

The heart of the guest palette and the safest beautiful default.

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Other Browns

Mocha, cocoa, espresso, bronze, coffee, caramel, and walnut all sit beautifully in the palette.

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Navy Blue

Deep, formal, and especially strong in structured tailoring.

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Burgundy

Best as a rich accent or a very polished statement look.

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Champagne Gold

Beautiful for accessories, gele, shoes, clutch details, and quiet shine.

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Creamy Beige

A warm neutral for layered browns and soft finishing details.

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Brown spectrum

Brown expresses itself in different ways.

We want you to express yourself with it as well. Use this range to pick a brown that suits your fabric, skin tone, and style.

Espresso

Near-black brown for sharp formal looks.

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Cocoa

Warm and rich without reading too dark.

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Mocha

A softer brown that still feels polished.

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Bronze

Great when the fabric has depth, not glitter.

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Walnut

Grounded, mature, and easy to accessorize.

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Caramel

Use as a lighter brown, especially with texture.

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Beautiful choices

  • Look dignified, polished, and classy - English/formal wear only.
  • Choose rich browns, clean tailoring, and textures that photograph beautifully.
  • Lean formal, polished, and comfortable enough to dance.
  • Use champagne, beige, or burgundy as accents when they refine the outfit.

Kindly avoid

  • Avoid loud neon color stories unless later guidance explicitly includes them.
  • Avoid distressed casual looks.
  • Avoid outfits that fight the palette in group photos.