In a new land, far from their homeland, these Dresses became a way to connect with their roots, to preserve the essence of their culture
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(Incidentally, I plan on doing a post soon rounding up some of my biggest style pet peeves, faux pas, and easy style fixes
Champagne sequins Attending a wedding on or around New Year's Eve
Nice pants/slacks Skirts and dresses that are knee length when standing and thighs covered while seated Blazers and cardigans with flats, boots, or closed-toe shoes No jeans, shorts, sundresses, or athletic wear Ties optional Mix and match suit jackets and pants/skirt in solid, dark or neutral colors Light colors can be worn underneath Keep patterns subtle Shoes should be closed-toe heels or dress shoes The Marshall University Office of Career Education partners with Dress for Success-River Cities, a local non-profit organization