How Do Guys Dress on Celebrity?

[Jimsedge]

How Do Guys Dress on Celebrity?

 

I think they start with their underwear, one leg at a time, then....

[Toothfairy754]

On our Millie cruise we had more Tuxes than jackets at the late seating. I was surprised how many tuxes there were onboard. At our table there were 6 gentlemen and 3 of them wore tuxes.

This was a Caribbean cruise and we had many people from Britain and Canada. We have found people from Britain and Europe do tend to dress fancier.

[GrandLidoRepeater]

"How do guys dress on Celebrity?"

 

I usually put my shirt on first, then my pants, then the shoes go on last.

:D - :D - :D - :D

 

Ha Ha - I kill myself...:p

 

Now that was the best post on dress code ever....:D

[lives-to-travel-er]

I told my DH "Guess what--you don't have to bring your tux to the cruise. Formal night is a little more relaxed." Well, he huffed and puffed and said--"Nope! We're taking Southwest Air--we're bringing my tux. It's the only time I can say "Bond, James Bond.'"

[vickykay]

Lives - Suggested the same to my husband but he said that he actually enjoys the opportunity to dress up in his tux (he looks great -his tux actually weighs less than his dark suit). It seems like cruising is the one last place to dress up now a days and it really makes it special - would really hate to see the dress codes go.

[bobbyleduck]

Pretty much the same as everywhere else. They put their pants on one leg at a time.:D

 

Happy cruising to all!

 

Bob

[Cruise Junky]

We have found people from Britain and Europe do tend to dress fancier.

 

Did Britain move to another continent?? ;)

[Softball20]

Lives - Suggested the same to my husband but he said that he actually enjoys the opportunity to dress up in his tux (he looks great -his tux actually weighs less than his dark suit). It seems like cruising is the one last place to dress up now a days and it really makes it special - would really hate to see the dress codes go.

 

I agree - My husband wouldn't dream of NOT wearing his tux on formal nights. I, too, would hate to see the dress codes go, even if they are selectively enforced these days.

[jackdiamond]

I don't want to prolong another dress code thread, but will say that I have also been on RCL and don't think that a turtle neck and sports jacket is appropriate on formal night there either. At least wear a shirt and tie with a jacket.

 

You asked how guys dress on Celebrity-I have been on 19 cruises and always follow the dress code. I guarantee you that, even in my tux, no one who ever met me considers me stuffy.

 

Happy Sails to You

 

OOOEEE :D:D Bob and Phyl

I concur!

[jackdiamond]

These dress threads never cease to amaze me, since it is merely a matter of good taste and proper manners. If you are lacking in either of the aforesaid then you might be better advised to choose a more casual vacation experience.

[greeneg]

How Do Guys Dress on Celebrity?

 

I think they start with their underwear, one leg at a time, then....

 

No if you're wearin' a kilt.

[Goofyisme]

No if you're wearin' a kilt.

 

At last I get a really good laugh out of a dress code thread. Just my Scottish ancestry I guess.

[sylveve]

At last I get a really good laugh out of a dress code thread. Just my Scottish ancestry I guess.

 

Well!! it looks as if there will be an xtra tux on the 25th sailing:o:)

[cruise kitty]

These dress threads never cease to amaze me, since it is merely a matter of good taste and proper manners. If you are lacking in either of the aforesaid then you might be better advised to choose a more casual vacation experience.

 

Actually it's possible to have good taste & manners and utilize one of the many alternative dining options on formal nights if you don't wish to dress up. Up until a few years ago the formal night dress code applied to most of the ship, including the casino & theatre, that's no longer true.