For Men:

Accepted Attire:

• Tuxedo (or black suit)

• Tailcoat: Must be worn with a white waistcoat preferably (other colors allowed if the fabric is unique)

• "Spencer" Jacket

• Ceremonial Uniform: (Ceremonial uniforms from outfit manufacturers are not permitted)

Details of Attire:

• Pants: Must be black (Except for ceremonial uniforms)

• Shoes: Black and well-polished only. Military boots are not suitable for a gala evening.

• Socks: Black without patterns as they match the shoes.

• Tuxedo Jacket: May be a different color than the pants.

Accessories:

• Bow Tie: Mandatory with tuxedos and tailcoats.

  • Bow tie with tailcoat must be the same color as the waistcoat.

  • Bow tie with a black tuxedo can have originality in color or material.

• Sashes of Military or Honorific Orders:

  • Must be worn between the waistcoat and the tailcoat.

  • Must be worn over the jacket with a tuxedo or ceremonial uniform.

• Ties: Only with uniforms, according to regulatory standards.

• Gloves: If worn, they must be white and should be removed when shaking hands with the Prince and any other members of the princely family.

• Glasses : No sunglasses allowed.

Wearing of Decorations:

• Grand Princely Order of the Flamingo:

  • Mandatory for those decorated with this order.

  • Flamingo Medal: Worn with the bicolor sash of the Principality given during the decoration. Worn on the right shoulder

• Other Micronational Orders: Allowed for those not decorated with the aforementioned order.

Medals:

• On a ceremonial uniform, Spencer jacket, or tailcoat, several medals may be worn. A row of medals should not be worn on a tuxedo jacket.

• On a tailcoat, medals should be worn only on one side and perfectly aligned at chest height.

• Breast stars should be worn below the row of medals.

Hat:

Wearing a hat inside the venue is considered disrespectful in front of the Prince and the princely family. Please respect this particular aspect of our culture.

For Women:

Accepted Attire:

• Long Dress: Must reach the floor.

• Types of Dresses: Contemporary, all colors are permitted.

• Pants: Not allowed, except by special permission for women wearing a military uniform.

• Translucent fabrics and any type of mesh are not permitted.

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Accessories and Details of Attire:

• Military and Honorific Sashes: Must be worn over the dress on the right shoulder.

• Shoes and Clutches: Must be coordinated. Heel height is not regulated.

• Jewelry: Wearing bright, gold or silver jewelry adorned with gemstones is highly recommended. Gothic-style jewelry is not permitted. Tiaras are recommended; crowns are only permitted for Empresses, Queens, and Princesses.

• Gloves: If worn, they should be long, either white or black according to the ensemble, or matching the color of the dress.

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Hairstyle:

• Long Hair: Must be styled in a bun of any type and can be adorned with a tiara or ornaments.

• Other Hairstyles: Do not require special arrangements.

• Hat: Not suitable for this type of event. Wearing a headdress or any type of hat in front of a member of the princely family is considered disrespectful.

• ​Glasses: no sunglasses allowed.

Additional Attire:

• Stole: Allowed to address nighttime chill.

• Feather Boas: Not permitted.

• Leather or Denim Clothing: Not permitted. Stoles and shawls matching the outfit or other accessories are preferred. (For couture dresses in these materials, please ask the Chamberlain for an exception, thank you.)

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Traditional Attire:

• Indian Sarees: Allowed, if authentic and not from costume manufacturers.

• Colorful Attire from North Africa or Southeast Asia (Thailand): Allowed, if authentic and not from costume manufacturers.

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Makeup:

• Presence of Makeup: Ladies should present themselves with decent makeup.

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