What is entitlement dressing?

Entitlement means the fact of having a right to something or deserving of privileges or special treatment. When it comes to fashion, entitlement dressing is when women wear something that does not fit the traditional dress code for the occasion. In other words wearing an unbecoming outfit for an event, unusual ensemble or dressing informally when you should be formal. For example wearing a micro miniskirt to a Memorial service in a church -out of place-disrespectful. Another example of entitlement dressing is a female guest that attends a wedding in a white dress or a woman showing up in a tank top in the executive suite.

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Dress Codes
It is almost always exciting and fun when a party invitation arrives. However sooner or later we have to start to think about what we will wear. When types of “dress codes” are indicated such as “Smart Casual”, “Cocktail Party attire,” “Tailgate Party”, “Festive”,  “Cocktail Chic” or etc. it can throw us for a loop. Where should one begin to figure out what any of these types of dress codes mean?

Power Dresses
Power dresses say feminine power and confidence in or out of the work place. They are another option besides the power suit for career women. These dresses are tailored, simple in design and should fit you well. Bold color power dresses send an energetic and youthful message.