Dress code

Gigi
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I recently went on a three day business meeting where upper management decided to implement a new and more relaxed dress code which was business casual. (goodie, I get to go shopping!) I've never seen business casual interpreted in so many ways. (Emily Post would have flipped out!)  Needless to say the dress code for the next meeting was business dress with a four page memo outlining specifically what was acceptable. (maybe next time boys you'll re-think the Crocs, Zubaz and RUSH t-shirts, I'm just sayin') I'm the first to admit, I don't always know what to wear when I receive an invitation for a party, for example:1) Snappy casual- What the h*ll does that mean?!?
2) Festive- That is leaving WAY too much for the imagination.
3) Black-tie Optional- Well is it or isn't it?? Make up your flippin' mind!
4) Casual Elegant- Versus.. Casual Slob?
5) Semi-Formal- Don't make me break out my Bedazzler.
No matter what the occasion you will find what to wear and the proper hostess gift to bring during Mpls. St. Paul Magazine's first annual Boutique Week.
boutique weekWhat is it: The most fashionable week of the year!!  Right here in your backyard. There will be more than 45 of the best local retailers involved offering exclusive discounts during these seven days of shopping bliss. Just mention boutique week.
What to expect:  Screamin' deals and a great way to jump start your fall shopping.
Where: To get a list of all the retailers go to www.mspmag.com/boutiqueweek
Gigi's Tip:
   Shopper of the Day Contest: Share your Boutique Week experience with Mpls.St.Paul Magazine. During Boutique Week, send a photo of you and your friends in front of one of the fabulous Boutique Week retailers holding your purchase(s). You could be featured as the “Shopper of the Day” and win a $100 gift certificate to a participating Boutique Week retailer. Click here to submit your photo: http://mspmag.upickem.net/engine/Registration.aspx?contestid=20546&FromMode=SUBMISSION

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