Showing posts with label Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Events. Show all posts

White Tie Events

White tie events are the most formal occasions of all. When your invitation indicates white tie as the dress code, you should know then that it's strictly formal. These type of events are the most formal, and are usually the most important social functions, too. People actually consider it a big thing. And you definitely should not mess with this one.

You have to comply. Dressing up rightly as the occasion requires show respect to the host or hostess for that matter. But to be able to do this you should know well what exactly to wear.

White tie is a dress code and has nothing to do with white necktie or even to a white colored suit. The best distinction of is the tail coat suit. It's black of course, just like a tux, but its front side is cut short (waist length) and has 2 "tails."

For men, white tie means wearing a tailcoat. This coat or jacket is short or waist-length in the front but has two tails in the back that should reach to the knees. It may also be called a swallowtail coat because of the "wings" on the back of the jacket.

There are some things to be considered when choosing the right pants for this type of event. The pants color should be black and may have a satin strip down on the outer aspect of the legs. The materials to be chosen should be of the highest quality. The finest wool or wool/silk blends are the best choice for this.

A tux front, or better known as a dickie, is usually worn with a white shirt. It may be attached to the collar of the tux, which can be tucked into into a cummerbund. Attached also to the white wing shirt is a white wing collar.

Like all the other details of a white tie event wardrobe, socks to be worn should only be of fine quality. Although one can pretty much get away with less fancy socks, one can still wear a pair of good quality silk socks if totally completing the real white tie event look is of utmost consideration.

As for shoes, they should only be made of patent leather. Noting beats a really nice, shiny and clean pair of leather shoes for a formal event like the white tie.

If there is a need to wear an overcoat, an opera coat is the best choice. And if a hat has to be worn, a top hat is the best choice.

Note though that there are exceptions to men's dress code for a white tie event. Men who are from the military, those who are ministers, and also those who need to wear state costumes are exempted from this white tie rule and can arrive in their finest uniform or state costumes.

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In Writing, Plots and Plot Twists Can Be Taken From Real Life Events

Around every corner you can find a story, a scheme or scam. They are all over the news in every area, every field and often in unexpected places.

These make perfect content for plots and twists in your story when you begin to write. One statement that I remember clearly is "truth is stranger than fiction" I don't know who said it but it really does apply to the events that are going on around us.

Occasionally you will hear a comment "the person who did the original planning of the scheme or scam didn't think things through" because the plan was, in some cases, terribly flawed. The plan as it was being carried out had many areas that could have been done in a different way and gotten a much better result than the one that was the outcome. In crime scene investigation that is a good thing as it gives the investigators a much easier time to unravel the details and discover the truth about the situation. In other areas of life, it creates a huge waste of time and alot of frustration when things do not go well.

Select a few events that would qualify for a scheme or scam and keep them in a file. You never know when you might need a good plot twist to spice up your story.

Many television shows cover topics like miracles, amazing survival stories and in some cases reality shows that have audiences following stories that are hard for the mind to grasp as even possible that it happened. Some disasters give us the same feeling. Amongst the shock, surprise, heros, events, the way they unfolded and the way they ended are the stories that everyone has to share.

What was your perspective, what did you see and hear and what did you think of the ending. All of these make good content for you to write about and also give you as an author a way to collect them and put them into your plots, twists and story events of your story line.

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