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What Not To Wear at For(mal) the Kids

11/1/2016

 
Jack Eiselt is a member of the Publicity Committee

Carolina For The Kids is known on campus for several reasons. Dancer Recruitment Week, the UNC Dance Marathon, the phrase “For the Kids” and Kilometers For The Kids are just a few of them. But what do these things have in common that sends the UNC public the swift message that CFTK is involved in something?

The Outfits.

CFTK committee members and joiners alike have managed to don tutus, dinosaur suits, giant hot dogs and even octopi at Dancer Recruitment Week. ​
CFTK has publicly declared its standing as the authority in fashion on campus, and no one should expect anything different any time soon.

However…

On Thursday, November 3 in the TOPO Great Room from 9pm to 1am, CFTK will be hosting For(mal) For the Kids. We know college students love to roll out of bed and throw on some athletic clothes, but that won't cut it for this event.

Because of this, we now present you with the CFTK Guide of What Not To Wear at For(mal) For the Kids. Abide by this guide – rhyme 100% intended – and you’ll be good to go for the event.
1. CFTK shirts (unless paired with a tie and/or cummerbund).

2. Anything Harambe related.
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The meme is dead. This also applies to Halloween night.

3.Your birthday suit.

4. Guys: Anything John Oliver wears.
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Unless you’re John Oliver. Then, maybe.
    
5. Girls: I’m super unqualified to give fashion advice, but I did write this really great and credible article.

6. Anything Harambe or Ken Bone related.

Seriously, just don't.

7. This:
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8. Anything you can tack the prefix “sexy” onto.

9. Brogues.

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​10. Just kidding. You do you! I'm not one to judge.

No birthday suits though.
Or Harambe.

Can't wait to see everyone's dapper outfits at Formal on November 3rd!


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