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Speaking of ballet...
Nicole reminded me! (but the use of "you" is collective)
When you go to the ballet, what do you normally wear? You don't have to break down the outfit, just formal, semi-formal, business cas., etc.
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Re: Speaking of ballet...
I think it really depends on when/where you go. We went to a matinee in Maine, which was a pretty family-friendly production, so I went with dressed up jeans--heels, a nice cardigan, etc.
If you were to go to an evening production or to a more prestigious auditorium, the dress code would probably be more like semi-formal.
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I ask because I went to a matinee a few weeks ago and there were people wearing jeans, which threw me back. I'm with Karen on semi-formal to formal but will add business casual to matinees.
Maybe the venue plays into it as well? Live Nation took over this venue in March and allows food and drinks in the theatre (which about killed me too).
Oh, I think bets are off at a matinee. I wouldn't be shocked to see jeans at a matinee though I personally wouldn't do it.
And yeah, I definitely agree the venue makes a different. I wouldn't wear the same thing to a ballet presented by DePaul University than I would to an event at the Chicago theater.MY BLOG!