All delegates must wear formal, professional clothing at all times. This includes wearing a dress shirt or top with sleeves, full length pants or skirts at knee-length, tie and jacket. You must have suitable shoes and dress socks. Any clothing along these line will be considered acceptable as long as they are specified in the ‘not allowed’ section.

No tennis shoes or sneakers, no white socks, no off the shoulder tops, no spaghetti straps or tops that expose the main body, no see-through items; any piece of clothing that can be considered offensive or inappropriate for the formal event is NOT allowed.

Note: Some traditional attire that is representative of the delegate’s country may also be worn, as long as it is formal and appropriate, and would not be considered cultural appropriation*.

• Breaking the dress code will result in warnings within the committee.
  In the case of a delegate dressing inappropriately or too revealingly, they will receive a warning for the day, but if they dress similarly the next day, they will not be allowed inside the committee.

*Cultural appropriation is when a person adopts cultural elements of a minority group in an exploitative, disrespectful, or stereotypical way.