Dress Code

All HASMUN delegates are required to follow the dress code; they are expected to dress professionally, appropriately, and respectfully. If students have any questions, they may contact the HASMUN Secretary-Generals or Director (see "Contact Us" for contact inforamtion).

Examples of Appropriate Attire

• Blazers or formal jackets paired with dress pants

• Button-up shirts or blouses

• Dress pants with a belt

• Knee-length or longer formal skirts and dresses

• Full business suits with a matching jacket

• Neckties and other formal accessories

• Dress shoes, loafers, or other formal footwear that is comfortable for walking

• Neat cardigans worn over a button-up shirt or blouse

• National dress from the delegate’s home country

Examples of Inappropriate Attire

• T-shirts with large graphics, slogans, or casual designs

• Hoodies, sweatshirts, or overly casual sweaters

• Jeans, ripped pants, or shorts

• Sweatpants, leggings worn as pants, or athletic wear

• Flip-flops, slippers, or overly casual sandals

• Sneakers or sports shoes (formal, comfortable footwear is preferred)

• Clothing with offensive language, inappropriate images, or distracting designs

• Dresses or skirts that are excessively short

• Tank tops or shirts that are too casual for a formal conference

Podium Speaking Reminder: 

Delegates must wear a blazer or formal jacket to speak at the podium. While full business attire is strongly encouraged, wearing a blazer or formal jacket with otherwise appropriate clothing is sufficient to meet the minimum podium requirement.