poohfriend
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Here's the thing with dressing professionally on the cruise...it's just hard! My experience alst year on the cruise they did for Travel Agent training was that the Disney folks wore a lot of kahki pants/skirts and button downs (or polo shirts) with a Disney logo. I did more of the cruise-casual thing. Shoes for me is the hardest. It's difficut to find shoes that are comfortable and look good with that cruise casual look.
While it will be fine to wear those bermuda shorts most of the day, I'd look for some cropped pants or skirts for the conference sessions. You may be able to use your evening black slacks for a day look and then pair with a dressy top for dinner.
As far as hard-soled shoes go. They are looking for shoes that nails/ other construction materials cannot penetrate easily. hiking boots or work boots would work. but typical dress-up shoes would not. You might consider a trip to payless or walmart to get something if you don't already own some.
While it will be fine to wear those bermuda shorts most of the day, I'd look for some cropped pants or skirts for the conference sessions. You may be able to use your evening black slacks for a day look and then pair with a dressy top for dinner.
As far as hard-soled shoes go. They are looking for shoes that nails/ other construction materials cannot penetrate easily. hiking boots or work boots would work. but typical dress-up shoes would not. You might consider a trip to payless or walmart to get something if you don't already own some.
We'll be on the tours I bolded! Which brings me to this question...do you have any idea what hard soled shoes means? It says no sneakers, which probably what I would have worn that day. I know it's a safety thing since it sounds like we'll be visiting construction sites, but I honestly have no idea if I even own a pair of "hard soled shoes."
Is anyone else stressing about what to pack? I have always either worked from home or in a very casual office, so I have almost no business attire. I have a pair of black pants that I wear to any "nice" event I attend. I'm also having a hard time figuring out how to dress professionally on a cruise...the two don't really go together in my mind. It's not like I want to wear a tank top and micro mini or anything, I don't wear anything shorter than bermuda shorts and always cover my shoulders. Maybe I'm overthinking this?
I haven't received anything so far. I'll try to remember to come here and post next time I get an email so you know if you might have missed something.