Black tie, white noise

[j4]

I'm working at the pub tonight, and they're having a charity "Casino Nite". So as bar staff I have to enter into the spirit and dress up, despite feeling fairly curmudgeonly about a) having to work on a Saturday, b) missing two parties as a result, and c) having to "get into the spirit" of something that I think is rather naff. Still, it's for charidee.

Anyway, "dress up" == black tie, basically, and I can't decide whether I should go in a dress or a tux:






So, vote please, and resolve my clothes crisis.

[Poll #255541]

Comments

[lnr]

If it were me I'd have just as much trouble deciding, thye're both great.

[taimatsu]

For some reason I think you look more comfortable in the tux in those pictures, so I'm voting for that. I'd suggest you wear whatever's most appropriate *and* practical :)

[k425.livejournal.com]

You look good in the tux, you look great in the dress.

[rbarclay.livejournal.com]

You look great in both, but the dress doesn't hude as much, so ... ;)

[crazyscot.livejournal.com]

Both look pretty darned good. I know it's post hoc, but I think in the tux I get a definite feeling of expecting you to be clientele and not staff, whereas it's less clear in the dress. (Beware, there may be innate culturally programmed sexism in my brain...)

[rysmiel.livejournal.com]

Too late, but I think the tux looks better on you.

*hugs*