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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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dress classically
In English do you say 'dress classically'?
I dress very classically. White shirt, black pants.
I dress very classically. White shirt, black pants.
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Formally. Formal attire.
- Formally.
- Formal attire.
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In the US, you'd say something along the lines of, "I dress very conservatively: white dress shirt, black pants, white socks, and black shoes." The phrase, "dress classically", is not used in the US today.
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Hi,
As a non-American, I know that some Americans wear white socks with that kind of outfit. But I've never hear it described as 'conservative' before. Far from it!
Clive
As a non-American, I know that some Americans wear white socks with that kind of outfit. But I've never hear it described as 'conservative' before. Far from it!
Clive
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