How to Dress Country Club Casual - Women
Though each country club has different standards, the following provides some general guidelines for casual club dressing. For more information, contact your club's concierge.
Things You'll Need:
Hosiery
Skirts
Women's Casual Tops
Women's Causal Pants
Women's Closed-toed Shoes
Women's Dress Coats
Women's Dress Pants
Women's Dress Shirts
Women's Dress Shoes
Women's Sandals
dresses and skirts
Step
1
Feel free to wear in the clubhouse whatever outfit you'd wear on the golf course or tennis courts: tennis skirts, sneakers or even shorts are fine.
Step
2
Wear a casual dress, trousers or a skirt that is knee-length or longer for brunches, luncheons and casual dinners (before 7 p.m.). Light fabrics such as linen, silk, cotton and wool gabardine are best for day wear.
Step
3
Observe a stricter dress code for dinners or events after 7 p.m. Wear dresses, slacks and skirts of dressier fabrics and colors appropriate for the season and time of day.
Step
4
Choose accessories on the basis of practicality during the day. Carry a tote large enough to accommodate your needs for the day - suntan lotion, scarf, bottled water, compact, your day planner and a pocketbook.
Step
5
Scale evening accessories down to a simple handbag with room enough for lipstick, cash, keys, a cellular phone and other absolute necessities.
Step
6
Keep jewelry to a minimum - a strand of pearls, pearl earrings or diamond studs are great for casual wear. Save your more imposing jewelry for formal affairs.
Step
7
Wear shoes appropriate to the time of year, time of day and occasion. Leather sandals and loafers are acceptable for daytime events, while pumps and evening shoes are best for events after 7 p.m.
Tips & Warnings
It's always a plus to have your accessories well coordinated, but the days of matching hat, bag and shoes are fast declining. Feel free to mix and match accessories as you see fit.
Wear sportswear-inspired pieces, but don't go overboard. Leave the sneakers, spandex, Lycra and cleats in the locker room.
Some clubs prefer that women refrain from wearing trousers. Check with your club's concierge.
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Though each country club has different standards, the following provides some general guidelines for casual club dressing. For more information, contact your club's concierge.
Things You'll Need:
Hosiery
Skirts
Women's Casual Tops
Women's Causal Pants
Women's Closed-toed Shoes
Women's Dress Coats
Women's Dress Pants
Women's Dress Shirts
Women's Dress Shoes
Women's Sandals
dresses and skirts
Step
1
Feel free to wear in the clubhouse whatever outfit you'd wear on the golf course or tennis courts: tennis skirts, sneakers or even shorts are fine.
Step
2
Wear a casual dress, trousers or a skirt that is knee-length or longer for brunches, luncheons and casual dinners (before 7 p.m.). Light fabrics such as linen, silk, cotton and wool gabardine are best for day wear.
Step
3
Observe a stricter dress code for dinners or events after 7 p.m. Wear dresses, slacks and skirts of dressier fabrics and colors appropriate for the season and time of day.
Step
4
Choose accessories on the basis of practicality during the day. Carry a tote large enough to accommodate your needs for the day - suntan lotion, scarf, bottled water, compact, your day planner and a pocketbook.
Step
5
Scale evening accessories down to a simple handbag with room enough for lipstick, cash, keys, a cellular phone and other absolute necessities.
Step
6
Keep jewelry to a minimum - a strand of pearls, pearl earrings or diamond studs are great for casual wear. Save your more imposing jewelry for formal affairs.
Step
7
Wear shoes appropriate to the time of year, time of day and occasion. Leather sandals and loafers are acceptable for daytime events, while pumps and evening shoes are best for events after 7 p.m.
Tips & Warnings
It's always a plus to have your accessories well coordinated, but the days of matching hat, bag and shoes are fast declining. Feel free to mix and match accessories as you see fit.
Wear sportswear-inspired pieces, but don't go overboard. Leave the sneakers, spandex, Lycra and cleats in the locker room.
Some clubs prefer that women refrain from wearing trousers. Check with your club's concierge.
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