Dress Code
A Model United Nations conference simulates the formal environment of the United Nations, so adhering to a professional dress code is essential. Below is a guide to help you prepare:
Formal Business Attire
Delegates are expected to wear professional business attire that reflects the seriousness of diplomatic discussions.
Modest dressing is encouraged as it reflects the diplomatic nature of the event. Avoid clothing that is overly revealing or casual.
Grooming and Presentation
Personal grooming is important to maintain a polished appearance:
What to Avoid
Formal Business Attire
Delegates are expected to wear professional business attire that reflects the seriousness of diplomatic discussions.
- For Men:
- Suit (dark or neutral colors like black, navy, or gray)
- Dress shirt (white or light colors)
- Tie (solid or subtle patterns)
- Dress shoes (polished, black or brown)
- Optional: Belt, cufflinks, pocket square
- For Women:
- Suit (pantsuit or skirt suit in neutral colors)
- Blouse or dress shirt (neutral or light colors)
- Skirt or dress length should be knee-length or longer
- Closed-toe dress shoes (heels or flats)
- Optional: Minimal jewelry, blazer, tights
Modest dressing is encouraged as it reflects the diplomatic nature of the event. Avoid clothing that is overly revealing or casual.
Grooming and Presentation
Personal grooming is important to maintain a polished appearance:
- Hair should be neat and professional.
- Facial hair (if applicable) should be well-groomed.
- Makeup should be minimal and professional.
What to Avoid
- Casual wear such as jeans, t-shirts, sneakers, or flip-flops.
- Loud patterns, overly bright colors, or distracting accessories.
- Excessive jewelry, heavy makeup, or any attire that detracts from the formal atmosphere.
