concept   dress code
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1 dress code United States Dress codes in the United States range from professional to casual. 14
2 dress code Western countries Casual attire is widely accepted in professional and social environments in Western countries. 14
3 dress code Middle Eastern countries In Middle Eastern countries, a modest and conservative dress code reflects cultural and religious values. 13
4 dress code India In India, dress codes typically embody traditional and modest attire, reflecting cultural and professional norms. 9
5 dress code Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabia, a strict and conservative dress code aligned with Islamic principles is expected, especially in professional and public settings. 9
6 dress code France In France, there is an emphasis on stylish and elegant attire in professional and social settings. 8
7 dress code South Korea In South Korea, the dress code emphasizes conservative and formal attire as a sign of respect and professionalism. 8
8 dress code Sweden Swedish culture emphasizes casual and comfortable dress codes in workplaces and public spaces. 8
9 dress code Australia In Australia, relaxed and casual dress codes are widely accepted in professional and public settings. 7
10 dress code Brazil In Brazil, the dress code is relaxed and colorful, prioritizing individual style and reflecting a laid-back work culture. 7
11 dress code Italy In Italy, the dress code emphasizes stylish and fashionable attire to reflect the value of fashion and elegance in both professional and social settings. 6
12 dress code Singapore In Singapore, the dress code emphasizes strict adherence to formal business attire for a professional and polished image in public and workplace environments. 6
13 dress code China In China, formal and conservative attire is strongly emphasized in professional and social settings. 5
14 dress code Mexico The dress code in Mexican culture is relaxed and colorful, reflecting a casual and vibrant work environment. 5
15 dress code United Arab Emirates In the United Arab Emirates, the dress code expectations are for modest and traditional attire such as sarees, kurtas, kanduras, and shalwar kameez in different settings. 5
16 dress code technology industry In the tech industry, casual attire such as jeans and t-shirts is commonly accepted in the workplace. 5
17 dress code Germany In Germany, the dress code is a mix of formal and casual, with an emphasis on practicality and professionalism. 4
18 dress code IT industry in the United States The dress code in the US IT industry is casual, with an emphasis on comfortable attire and individual expression. 4
19 dress code Japanese office culture In Japanese office culture, formal attire, including suits and ties, is common and may include traditional Japanese attire. 4
20 dress code New Zealand In New Zealand, a relaxed and casual attitude towards office dress code is common, with many workplaces accepting casual clothing. 4
21 dress code Canada In Canada, casual and business casual attire is widely accepted in workplaces and public settings. 3
22 dress code Iran In Iran, the dress code emphasizes modest and conservative attire, particularly for women, in accordance with Islamic beliefs. 3
23 dress code United States Military Adherence to strict dress codes is integral to military discipline and professionalism in the United States Military. 3
24 dress code Western Europe Casual attire is widely accepted in workplaces and social settings in Western Europe. 3
25 dress code Western office culture In Western office culture, formal business attire is commonly expected, like suits and professional dresses. 3
26 dress code casual workplace culture In casual workplace cultures, dress codes are often informal or non-existent, allowing for casual attire. 3
27 dress code Canadian culture In Canadian culture, dress code varies depending on the weather and cultural events. 2
28 dress code Catholic regions In Catholic regions, there is an emphasis on modesty in clothing, especially in religious settings, with specific dress codes for attending church. 2
29 dress code Conference panels Dress code for conference panels can range from formal business attire to smart-casual to accommodate different preferences. 2
30 dress code Islamic community In Islamic culture, modest clothing, including headscarves, is a religious requirement. 2
31 dress code Japanese Japanese dress codes place a strong emphasis on formal attire, incorporating both traditional and modern styles. 2
32 dress code Palestinian In Palestinian culture, traditional clothing like thobes for men and embroidered dresses for women are regularly worn in social and religious contexts. 2
33 dress code South Africa Both formal and casual dress codes are widely accepted in professional settings in South African culture. 2
34 dress code Tech community in the US Tech companies in the US often allow casual dress codes to promote comfort and self-expression within the tech community. 2
35 dress code Tech startup culture In tech startup culture, casual and comfortable attire is the norm for dress code. 2
36 dress code Technology industry in the West In the technology industry in the West, casual attire and individual expression are prevalent with an emphasis on comfort. 2
37 dress code Western business culture Formal business attire is expected in Western business cultures. 2
38 dress code academic conferences Dress codes at academic conferences range from formal business attire to smart-casual for a more approachable atmosphere. 2
39 dress code business in India In India, business attire often includes traditional garments that reflect cultural values and customs. 2
40 dress code corporate In corporate culture, formal attire such as suits is a common dress code. 2
41 dress code military culture Uniforms in military culture symbolize tradition, professionalism, unity, and diversity. 2
42 dress code African culture Traditional African clothing in academic and professional settings reflects cultural identity and pride. 1
43 dress code Asian countries Asian countries generally have more formal and conservative dress codes, even in non-professional settings. 1
44 dress code Business settings In business settings, professional attire, such as suits and formal dresses, is expected as the dress code. 1
45 dress code Christian cultures In Christian cultures, modesty and traditional attire are emphasized, particularly for religious ceremonies or events. 1
46 dress code Circassian culture In Circassian culture, formal dress code is highly respected and expected in formal settings. 1
47 dress code Civilian corporations In civilian corporations, formal attire or business casual is commonly expected as the dress code in the workplace. 1
48 dress code IT professionals in Western countries IT professionals in Western countries often have casual attire and relaxed dress codes, especially in tech-focused companies. 1
49 dress code Internet-dependent businesses Internet-dependent businesses often have more relaxed dress codes that prioritize comfort and individual expression. 1
50 dress code Military culture in Saudi Arabia Military culture in Saudi Arabia incorporates strict adherence to Islamic dress codes and traditions. 1
51 dress code NATO military culture In NATO military culture, strict dress codes and uniforms are enforced for discipline and identification. 1
52 dress code Nomadic tribes Nomadic tribes dress for functionality, emphasizing mobility and durability in their clothing. 1
53 dress code Semantic web development in Europe Dress codes for Semantic web development in Europe vary by company and industry. 1
54 dress code South Asian countries In South Asian countries, modest dress codes are important, emphasizing covering the body and adhering to cultural and religious norms. 1
55 dress code Tanzanian In Tanzanian culture, casual and traditional clothing are commonly worn. 1
56 dress code Traditional office culture The traditional office culture emphasizes a formal dress code with a focus on professional attire. 1
57 dress code Urban Western societies Casual dress is widely accepted in professional settings in Urban Western societies. 1
58 dress code Urbanized societies Urbanized societies often adhere to dress codes that are influenced by global fashion trends. 1
59 dress code Western military contexts Uniforms in Western military contexts are important symbols of discipline and professionalism with variations in style and regulations. 1
60 dress code business in the United States Business dress code in the US typically consists of formal suits and conservative clothing to convey professionalism and competence. 1
61 dress code business writing culture Professional attire is required and strictly enforced in business settings. 1
62 dress code business-oriented cultures Professional settings in business-oriented cultures typically require formal attire, including suits and ties for men and business suits for women. 1
63 dress code corporate culture in France Traditional corporate settings in France expect professional and elegant dress codes. 1
64 dress code finance industry In the finance industry, the standard dress code is formal business attire, including suits and ties for men and professional dresses for women. 1
65 dress code naval Naval dress codes are strictly defined and enforced to symbolize professionalism and tradition. 1
66 dress code office culture in Europe In office culture in Europe, a more relaxed dress code with business casual attire is common. 1
67 dress code office settings In office settings, there is an expected dress code of formal or business casual attire. 1
68 dress code professional settings Professional settings typically enforce specific dress codes to communicate professionalism and reverence for the workplace. 1
69 dress code software development industry in the United States Casual attire, such as jeans and t-shirts, is acceptable in many tech companies in the US software development industry. 1