Developed and presented by USCG Auxiliary Flotilla 091-06-01 21 JAN 2007 ODU [Replaces Working Blue & all Undress uniforms] Ball Cap w/Device ODU Top ODU Trousers Sewn-on Devices Sewn-on Name Tapes Blue crewneck T-shirt Collar Insignia Black Web Belt w/Black open faced Buckle Black High Work Boots or dark brown Deck Shoes Trousers bloused w/Boots, straight w/Deck shoes Flotilla 091-06-01 Tropical Blue Long Combination or Garrison Cap Devices, Name Tag Ribbons AF Light Blue Short Sleeve Dress Shirt Shoulder Boards (no collar insignia) CG Blue Dress Trousers Black Web Belt w/Silver Buckle Plain Black Dress Shoes w/Black Socks (Differences from preceding uniform shown in red throughout this presentation) Flotilla 091-06-01 Service Dress Blue Bravo Combination or Garrison Cap Service Dress CG Blue Coat w/sleeve insignia Ribbons, Devices, Name Tag (no medals) AF Light Blue Long or Short Sleeve Shirt CG Blue Tie (four-in-hand or clip-on) CG Blue Dress Trousers Black Web Belt w/Silver Buckle Plain Black Dress Shoes w/Black Socks Flotilla 091-06-01 Service Dress Blue Alpha Combination Cap only Service Dress CG Blue Coat w/sleeve insignia Ribbons, Devices, Name Tag (no medals) Long sleeve white shirt CG Blue Tie (four-in-hand or clip-on) CG Blue Dress Trousers Black Web Belt w/Silver Buckle Plain Black Dress Shoes w/Black Socks Flotilla 091-06-01 Dinner Dress Blue Combination Cap only Service Dress CG Blue Coat w/sleeve insignia Miniature Medals, Miniature Devices No Name Tag, No Ribbons Long sleeve white shirt Black Bow Tie CG Blue Dress Trousers Black Web Belt w/Silver Buckle Plain Black Dress Shoes w/Black Socks Flotilla 091-06-01 Sweaters Cardigan Wear shoulder boards (2) but no name tag or other insignia May be worn buttoned or unbuttoned Suitable with all uniforms (except dinner dress!) Wooly-Pully Wear shoulder boards but no name tag or other insignia May be worn in lieu of Service Dress Bravo coat With open collar shirt, collar is worn outside
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Empire-Waist Dresses An empire waist sits higher on the torso and allows the skirt to fall softly below the bust
Slip dresses epitomized the minimalist look during this period (Fig
One popular way to style knee-high boots with dresses is by pairing them with a midi dress
The perfect pair exists at the intersection of comfort, style, and occasion-appropriate pizzazz
