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Soma S.

Nov 19, 2011

Soma S.

I do it a lot! If the leggings are opaque and not see through, I treat them generally as pants... As long as my bottom is covered by a long shirt. However, depending on the fancy-factor of your event, this still might need a bit more to be appropriate for the event. If I were an usher, I would wear solid black so my movements did not disturb the play while I directed people to their seats... Or a button-up shirt/tunic, or even a shift dress! You want o stand out enough to look like ur there to direct people, but blend in to not distract from the play... Hopefully, they give you a name badge, and thatll be all you need to differentiate yourself from general guests.

Hope that helps!

Myrna P.

Nov 19, 2011

Myrna P.

The shoes are cute and like Soma said...make sure that the shirt covers the behind and as it looks from the photo, it is

Cameron R.

Nov 19, 2011

Cameron R.

You look great! Good color choices as well! Black and grey can instantly make any outfit appear more professional.

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