Dress Code Guidelines

The purpose is to promote Professionalism, Unity, and Respect within the group, while maintaining comfort and inclusivity for all members.

• "All attendees are expected to wear appropriate attire during meetings. Outfits that are overly revealing, offensive, or inappropriate for the meeting are not permitted."

   1. General Guidelines

• General Assembly-Appropriate Attire

  • All outfits must comply with the associations’ general dress code policy (e.g., no political party regalia, offensive graphics, no midriff-baring tops, etc.).

     2. Examples of Acceptable Attire

Smart Casual:

• Clean jeans, khakis, or skirts.

• Polo shirts, blouses, cardigans.

• Sneakers or flats.

Business Casual (for formal occasions):

• Button-down shirts or blouses.

• Slacks, dress pants, or knee-length skirts.

• Optional: ties, blazers, or dresses.

  3. Avoid Wearing:

• Clothing with inappropriate language or graphics.

• Strapless tops, crop tops, or very short skirts/shorts.

• Flip-flops or bedroom slippers.

 4. Enforcement

• Dress code violations should be addressed privately and respectfully.

• Repeated disregard may result in a reminder from leadership ( EXCO).

• 📌 Optional Additions (if needed):

• “Attendees may be asked to leave or change if their attire does not meet the standard.”

• “Cultural or religious attire is welcome and respected.”

• Expected Behavior

  • Remind members of GBHS Bonaberi Class of 92 to respectful conduct and inclusivity.

  • Establish and communicate ground rules clearly.