DRESS CODE

As per worldwide tradition, participants in Model United Nations (MUN) conferences are expected to wear formal business attire suitable for diplomatic relations. Please note that national dress (cosplay, essentially) is prohibited according to the CMMUN Constitution. School uniform items with emblems/logos/words identifying delegates’ schools should not be worn.

Day 1: Every delegate should wear formal attire as described below, including appropriate shoes.

Day 2: Delegates have the option of wearing formal attire as described below OR substituting the conference t-shirt (to be received on Friday, 21 Nov.) for their top. See the last page of this memo for the t-shirt design.

ADVICE

Please DO NOT feel the need to purchase new clothing for this event. If you have trouble finding clothing items to wear, it is suggested that you may:

Ask a family member to borrow the item(s) you need;
Ask a classmate or friend;
Try purchasing what you need from a discount or second hand store;
If all else fails, contact your Adviser and they will help you find a solution

The following dress code is mandatory for the first day of the conference, Friday, 21 November

MALE DELEGATE DRESS CODE

Collared/Button-Down Shirt

- T-shirts and polo shirts are prohibited
- Short-sleeved button-down shirts are welcome

Necktie/Belt

- Neckties (or similar) are mandatory
- Belts are strongly encouraged

Trousers

- Full-length trousers are mandatory
- Jeans/denim of any color, cargo pants or shorts are prohibited

Shoes

- Loafers, dress shoes, or fully dark coloured-trainers only are mandatory
- Sandals, slides or flip-flops are prohibited
- Trainers that are not a dark, single color are prohibited

Suit Jacket (optional, but welcome)

- Hoodies and sweatshirts during committee or GA sessions are prohibited
- If you wish to stay warm during these sessions, please bring an appropriate formal-looking jacket in a modest color

FEMALE DELEGATE DRESS CODE

Blouses/Button Up Shirt

- T-shirts and polo shirts are prohibited
- Sleeveless and shoulder-revealing shirts are discouraged
- Short-sleeved button-down shirts are welcome

Trousers

- If choosing trousers, only full-length trousers are welcome
- Jeans/denim of any color, cargo pants or shorts are prohibited

Dresses/Skirts

- To the knee or lower, with sleeves and shoulders covered for dresses
- Please refrain from wearing anything that would not be appropriate for school

Necktie/Belt

- Optional and not expected

Shoes

- Low heels (under 9 cm), flats, dress shoes, or fully dark coloured-trainers only
- Open-toe, sandals, slides or flip-flops are prohibited

Suit Jacket (optional, but welcome)

- Hoodies and sweatshirts during committee or GA sessions are prohibited
- If you wish to stay warm during these sessions, please bring an appropriate formal-looking jacket in a modest color

T-SHIRTS

All delegates, pages, advisors and volunteers will receive a t-shirt in the size they requested on Friday, 21 November

- Wearing it instead of a formal top for Saturday, 22 November is your option
- All other clothing items should remain the same

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