WHAT IS DRESS CODE?

A dress code is a set of laws regulating whether to wear jointly. Examples of dress codes include' smart casual' or' holiday wear' variants and are usually distinguished by differing degrees of formality and periods of the day. Among people, the more formal dress code, including "black tie," is codified to a large degree with stagnating definitions, which have not often been modified for more than 50 years, whereas more casual classifications grow quickly, rendering it impossible to interact with them at a national and wide level. Fashion changes are quicker for women. Dress codes are also regulated intuitively in action by adding pair pressure such that people wear similar clothes in the same place. In other cases, the host requests for clothes at the stated level, while more formal events are anticipated with a dress code. In situations of convenience, the host may prefer the structured choice to keep visitors from being out of reach. Reasonable national attire is usually allowed, although regional variations are also treated as exceptions to uniformity trends in the style of headgear.

Here are some pictures of common dress codes applied by the students in Malaysia for specific purposes :-

pics creds to @nuramirraaa