Networking Event Dress Code
Luxury Chamber Dress Code: What to Wear to Our Exclusive Networking Events
The dress code at Luxury Chamber of Commerce events varies slightly depending on the venue, season, and event theme. For example, a yacht networking event may call for a different look than an upscale art gallery soirée.
General Rule of Thumb
Dress as elegantly as possible—just as if you were attending a wedding. Luxury networking is about making a powerful impression, and your wardrobe is part of your personal brand. A tuxedo is always welcome, but a sharp suit will also help you blend in seamlessly.
Seasonal and Venue Considerations
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Summer events (outdoors): Consider pairing a sport coat with a stylish tee. If it gets too warm, drape the jacket neatly over your arm for a polished, fashion-forward look.
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Yacht events: Nautical chic is appropriate, but keep it formal—think sport coats, cocktail dresses, and luxury resort wear.
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Art gallery events: Lean toward black-tie optional attire, sophisticated and artistic.
What NOT to Wear
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Tattoos: We welcome individuality, but please ensure your attire covers beyond the shoulder line for an elegant presentation.
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Sneakers/Tennis shoes: Only acceptable if the event is held at a tennis club or course. Otherwise, opt for luxury dress shoes or polished heels.
Luxury Etiquette and Fashion Guidance
If you’d like help with luxury branding, fashion styling, or etiquette consulting, the Luxury Chamber offers access to industry professionals who specialize in high-end image consulting. Invest in a consultation—or simply, respect the dress code.
Our official style consultants include:
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Treasure Coast Area: Faith James
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Palm Beach County: Faby Napoleon
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Broward & Miami Area: Elaine Simmons
Many first-time guests ask: “What should I wear to a Luxury Chamber event?” The good news is there’s plenty of latitude in attire, but the guiding principle is luxury, elegance, and professionalism.
Hats and Accessories
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Hats are welcome—but think upscale. A $10,000 Montecristi Panama hat or a fine ladies’ designer hat makes the right impression. Baseball caps, however, are not appropriate.
Outlandish Luxury Encouraged
Because “Luxury” is in our name, we welcome bold, extravagant style statements.
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Gold, diamonds, and fine jewelry
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$20,000,000 watches
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$7,000 designer shoes
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$30,000 handbags
These items are more than accessories—they are conversation starters and an expression of high-end networking culture.
Professionalism Above All
Not everyone will dress in ultra-luxury fashion, and that’s perfectly fine. The most important rule is simple: look professional, polished, and confident. A tailored suit or elegant cocktail dress always fits the Luxury Chamber dress code.