All tag results for 'dress code'

Who knew so many celebrities were such tennis aficionados??!

LMFAO's Redfoo was spotted at Stade Roland Garros with some buddies taking in some action at the French Open, and of course doing a little party rocking!

In case you're having a hard time spotting him, he's the one with the big hair and the bright blue tank top! LOLz!

We're not sure if there's some sort of dress code for high profile tourneys like this, but if there is Redfoo is DEFINITELY not following it!

Hopefully the hilarious singer was able to meet up with Leonardo DiCaprio and Lukas Haas and put a smile on their faces, because last time we checked those guys could use a little cheering up! Ha!

[Image via AKM-GSI.]

Tags: dress code, french open, leonardo dicaprio, lmfao, lukas haas, paris, redfoo, stade roland garros, tank top, tennis, zportz

Ridic!

The Granite City School Board in Illinois has denied a student's request to wear a kilt made out of his family’s tartan to prom.

Their reasoning?

The kilt "is nontraditional and don’t fit into the district’s dress code".

Lame!

We don't see what's the big deal about wearing the kilt, especially if it's apart of the student's heritage.

Do U agree with the school board's decision??? Sound off in the comments (below)!

Tags: denied, dress code, granite city school board, illinois, kilt, prom, william carruba

Disney is allowing their employees to let their hair down!

Okay, maybe not.

Long known as the "Disney Look," male employees were only allowed to grow mustaches like Walt Disney. Now Disneyland is allowing its males to sport beards as well.

The beards can't get toooo crazy. The beards must be shorter than a quarter of an inch.

Soul patches are still a no-go.

The stringent policy was put in place as Disney believes it's casting characters, not hiring employees.

Yes, even the ticket booth person is a "casted character."

Score one for team beard!

Tags: beards, business, disneyland, dress code, facial hair, fashion, gromming

Say what???

The days of crazy fascinators and slutty dresses at the Royal Ascot are no more, thanks to a new dress code created by the race's organizers.

For ladies sitting in the Royal Enclosure dresses and skirts must be of modest length (just above the knee or longer), straps on dresses and/or tops should be 1" or greater and no midriff whatsoever is allowed.

When it comes to

Tags: ban, dress code, fascinators, royal ascot

Students at BYU-Idaho might want to think twice before taking a test in their skinny jeans.

Earlier this week there were reports going around that the campus' Testing Center denied a student entry because her jeans were "too tight".

The center's fight against the popular denim started last month when they posted a flier on the door reminding students about the CES Dress and Grooming standards they agreed to honor, adding at the bottom:

Tags: andy cargal, byu-idaho, dress code, mormon, skinny jeans, skinny jeans ban

Kim Kardashian ran into Extra's Mario Lopez on the red carpet at the Do Something Awards and he managed to pry some details out of her about her upcoming nuptials!

You can expect the massive guest list of celebrities like Will Smith, Kanye West, and Jennifer Lopez to be

Tags: black, ceremony, details, do something awards, dress code, extra, red carpet, upcoming, white

WTF!?

A 24 year old Harrods sales assistant claims she was "driven out" of her job after she refused to wear makeup.

Melanie Stark had worked at the posh retailer for four years sans makeup and was never bothered about it until last August when senior managers did a "floor walk". She was even offered a makeup workshop so she can see what she looked like with it on.

Says Melanie:

"I was appalled. It was insulting. Basically, it was implying it would be an improvement. I don't understand how they think it is OK to say that. I know what I look like with makeup. I have used it, though never at work. But I just could not see how, in this day and age, Harrods could take away my right to choose whether to wear it or not."

Harrods is known for having a strict dress code, which states "full makeup" (base, blusher, full eyes, lipstick, lip liner and gloss) be worn at all times.

She goes on to add:

"It's not like wearing black trousers, or a black shirt. This is my face. Make up can change your features completely, especially if I was to wear all of what they were asking. I would look like a different person to me. And I never chose to look like that."

When asked for comment Harrods was quick to defend themselves, saying Melanie had "a general lack of adherence to the dress code" and "decided to leave the business of her own accord with no reference made to dress code".

Ouch.

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[Image courtesy of The Guardian.]

Tags: dress code, fired, harrods, harrods employee, melanie stark, no makeup