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  • It is either black tie or optional, but generally it is not both. On the safe side the woman can wear a pair of nice slacks with a fancy top and some dainty jewelry; a dress (any color, but white) such as a cocktail dress (in black or other colors) with a little jewelry and some nice shoes.
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