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MUN Dress Code Guidelines
Model United Nations conferences follow a formal, diplomatic dress code to reflect the real United Nations environment. Delegates are expected to appear professional, respectful, and well-groomed. Clothing should look neat, polished, and appropriate for international diplomacy.
Delegates who do not comply with the dress code may receive a detention during the conference, and in cases of extremely inappropriate attire, they may not be allowed to enter the committee room until they meet the required standard.
Below is a simple guide outlining what boys and girls can and cannot wear at AGRMUN.
Boys (What You Can Wear)
Suits (matching jacket + trousers)
Dress shirts (white, light blue, pastel colors)
Blazers
Dress pants / suit trousers
Ties or bowties
Leather dress shoes
Belts that match the shoes
Neat hairstyles
Simple accessories (watch, ring, etc.)
Sweaters worn under a blazer (optional)
Dark or neutral colors (black, navy, grey)
Boys (What You Cannot Wear)
Hoodies
Sweatpants
Sports shoes / sneakers
Hats, caps, beanies
T-shirts or polo shirts
Jeans or ripped pants
Oversized clothing
Bright or neon colors
Sandals or slides
Large chains, flashy jewelry
Jackets with logos or sport brands
Shorts
Crocs
Girls (What You Can Wear)
Blazers or formal jackets
Dress shirts or formal blouses
Dress pants or suit trousers
Pencil skirts (appropriate length)
Knee-length or longer dresses
Formal jumpsuits
Cardigans worn over formal tops
Flats or formal closed-toe heels
Simple accessories and jewelry
Natural makeup
Professional hairstyles
Neutral, dark, or soft colors
Girls (What You Cannot Wear)
Crop tops
Miniskirts
Hoodies or sweatshirts
T-shirts
Sneakers or running shoes
Sandals, slides, or platform shoes
Transparent or overly revealing clothing
Jeans or ripped pants
Heavy, dramatic makeup
Large, distracting jewelry
Bright neon colors
Logos, sportswear, or gym clothes
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