Dress Code

FCCLA's Board of Directors has set forth a mandatory dress code policy for the National Leadership Conference, National Fall Conference, and Capitol Leadership. Please review the policy prior to attending to ensure you and your students do not miss out on any sessions.

The FCCLA official dress is worn for National FCCLA activities per the dress code as outlined. Students may select the attire that best fits the gender with which they identify. This is a personal choice as long as the FCCLA guidelines are followed.

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Capitol Leadership Dress Code

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    Mandatory Attire for STUDENTS

    • FCCLA Red blazer is encouraged
    • Red, black, or white polo or professional white shirt (long or short sleeves; collar not required)
    • Black bottoms (slacks, skirt, sheath dress)
    • Shoes (black preferred)
    • Jeans, shorts, t‐shirts, and athletic wear are NOT acceptable

    Advisers / Chaperones / Guests

    • Business professional
    • Jeans, t‐shirts, and athletic wear are NOT acceptable

National Leadership Conference Dress Code

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    Mandatory Attire for General Sessions / Business Session / Exhibits / Workshops / Star Events Recognition Sessions

    • FCCLA red blazer
    • Professional white or black shirt
    • Neckwear options can include neckwear from the official emblematic supplier, black or red tie, black or red bow tie, a single strand of pearls, red black, and/or white scarf, or no neckwear
    • Black bottoms (slacks, skirt, sheath dress)
    • Shoes (black preferred)
    • Jeans, t‐shirts, and athletic wear are NOT acceptable

    Exception: During the STAR Events Recognition Session, Culinary Arts participants can wear their Chef’s Attire.

    Advisers/ Chaperones/ Guests

    • Business professional
    • Jeans, t‐shirts, and athletic wear are NOT acceptable

    STAR Event Participants

    STAR Events participants are expected to adhere to the published dress code. For participation in competition, follow event specifications for dress, and wear appropriate clothing for the nature of the presentation. If attending conference activities prior to or immediately after a presentation, be prepared to change into clothing that meets the conference dress code.

    Special Event Attire

    All Attendees

    • Casual slacks, shorts, jeans, t‐shirts, athletic and tennis shoes

    After Party

    Students / Advisers / Chaperones / Guests

    School-appropriate casual attire

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