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The Gollatz Cotillion Dress Code is Strictly Enforced. Upon registration you agreed to the Gollatz Cotillion "Dress Code"

     The Dress Code applies to the Cotillion student, guests and siblings.

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PICTURES OF THE CORRECT DRESS CODE ARE SEEN BELOW 

 The following are DRESS CODE violations ***

  • No tennis shoes instead of dress shoes for boys or girls 

  • FOR THE BOYS

  • Not wearing a blazer or suit coat 

  • Not wearing a necktie 

  • Wearing tennis shoes

  • No shorts of any type

  • FOR THE GIRLS

  • Wearing leggings under a party dress

  • Wearing any type of sandals, flip-flops or "Dock Martins" 

  • A plunging dress neck line 

  • No thigh length dresses - modesty is our focus

    • No type of pants, shorts, gauchos or split pants are allowed

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                   Girls Dress Code for Cotillion

                                    The dress code applies to all of the Cotillion events.

 

Are the girls required to wear a dress? Yes, the girls are required to wear a traditional long of modest length (just above the knee) dress and in appearance. Dresses that are thigh length are not acceptable. The dress straps must be at least 1 inch thick or cover the brazier strap (lasagna thickness not spaghetti). Pant leggings under the party dress is NOT ACCEPTABLE!

 

​Do the girls wear stockings? We leave this decision to the parent / girl, it is not a requirement to wear nylons or tights.

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Do the girls wear white gloves? White gloves are not mandatory. If wearing gloves the color or type is your decision. 

 

What about dress shoes for the young ladies? The heel of the shoe should be as low as possible (FYI - a ballet flat is perfect) and must ALWAYS have a back strap. Open-toe shoes with a back strap are acceptable, but not recommended. Sandals of any type are discouraged. A sandal with a strap between the toe is not in compliance with the dress code. Tennis shoes are not allowed. 

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                Boys Dress Code for Cotillion

                              The dress code applies to all of the Cotillion events.

 

The boys are required to wear a suit coat and necktie. For example: a blue blazer and gray pants (or any color) such as Dockers or Dickies long pants (no shorts) are acceptable. It is not required for boys to wear a matching suit.

 

Is a necktie required? Yes, always  a standard necktie will be required and is part of the boys dress attire.

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Do I have to keep my suit jacket on all night? Part of good grooming is to remain with the suit jacket on until he at least reaches the car door. Please have your child remained "dressed" with the necktie up towards the collar and the shirt tail is always tucked in until exiting to the outside of the building. 

 

What about dress shoes for the young gentlemen? Dress or deck shoes are required,  tennis shoes are NOT allowed. 

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     Dress Code for Parents, Chaperones, Guests and Siblings

 

Chaperones, parents and guests will be required to dress for Family Night, no blue jeans, tennis shoes or sweats, semi-formal attire is preferred. We would like to take this opportunity to remind parents that children are impressionable and it is up to you to set the example.

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